The Neurology Seizure and Sleep Clinic and its Medical Director, Dr. Henry Raroque, Jr., has been known for expertise in diagnosing and treating difficult neurological illnesses.  Its philosophy is two pronged: first, its patient-focused approach is always conscious of the difficulties and impairments experienced by patients and creates a caring environment in the facility.  Second, its team approach to treatment involves working with informed and empowered patients multi-specialty coordination to improve their condition at the soonest possible time.

Nationally recognized by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine as an ACCREDITED SLEEP CENTER in its Irving and Southlake locations, the SNI Sleep Center endeavors not only to make your stay a pleasant experience but also give your doctors quality information for your proper care and treatment.   With this in mind, we maintain comfortable facilities, convenient locations, the latest sleep diagnostic systems and highly trained technicians.

Sleep Compliance Clinic

The Sleep Compliance Clinic helps patients understand different sleep disorders and various ways of dealing with Sleep Apnea, including how to better comply with positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy.  Our qualified Sleep staff have worked with hundreds of CPAP users and are available to answer your questions and help solve problems with your PAP equipment, providing both practical advise and expert recommendations.

Doctors and patients who would like to explore alternatives to CPAP may speak to our Sleep Specialist and clinic experts regarding other forms of treatment, including oral appliances and surgical approaches. We work with many providers, including oral surgeons and dentists, who are specialists in alternative approaches to the treatment of sleep apnea.

Medical Director

Dr. Henry Raroque, Jr. MD

Clinical Professor of Neurology
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas

Henry Raroque, Jr., MD, FAASM, FAHA, is Clinical Professor of Neurology at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.  He was formerly director of the Parkland Epilepsy and the Intraoperative Neurophysiology Monitoring Service at Zale-Lipshy University Hospital.  He is founding director of the Dallas School of Neuroscience and Sleep Medicine and Southwestern Neuroscience Institute.  He is published and was an ad hoc reviewer for the journal Epilepsia  He is board certified in Neurology, double boarded in Neurophysiology and double boarded in Sleep Medicine.

BOARD CERTIFIED: Neurology (ABPN) • Neurophysiology (ABPN/CN) • Neurophysiology (ABCN) • Sleep Medicine (ABSM) • Sleep Medicine (ABPN/SM)

MEMBER: American Medical Association • American Academy of Neurology • American Epilepsy Society • American Clinical Neurophysiology Society • American Heart Association - Stroke Council (Fellow) • American Stroke Association • Texas Medical Association • American Academy of Sleep Medicine (Fellow) • American Society for Neurophysiological Monitoring • American Headache Society • American Stroke Association