Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie Now Open
Written by: Snore MD Editorial Team
Medically reviewed by: Michael Davis, Registered Respiratory Therapist, Polysomnographic Technologist and Snore MD Clinical Director
Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie is a new sleep apnea clinic now open at McKenzie Towne Plaza in SouthEast Calgary, offering home sleep apnea testing, CPAP therapy, and ongoing Care For Life support.
For residents of McKenzie Towne and the surrounding southeast communities, help for snoring, restless nights, and possible sleep apnea is now much closer to home — no more driving across the city or putting off care because the nearest clinic felt too far away.
A Sleep Clinic Built for Southeast Calgary
Southeast Calgary is one of the fastest-growing parts of the city, and until now, residents here had limited convenient options for in-person sleep care. The new Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie clinic changes that.
Located in McKenzie Towne Plaza near GoodLife Fitness — just off the High Street commercial hub — the clinic is a short drive for people living in McKenzie Towne, McKenzie Lake, New Brighton, Copperfield, Auburn Bay, Cranston, Mahogany, Seton, Legacy, and Walden. With quick access from Deerfoot Trail, Stoney Trail, and 52 Street SE, getting in for a visit no longer means a cross-city commute or a trip up to the northern or central clinics.
For a community anchored by the nearby South Health Campus and a growing family population, having local, dedicated sleep-health support fills a real gap.
Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie: McKenzie Towne Plaza, near GoodLife Fitness #230 – 11 McKenzie Towne Avenue SE Calgary, Alberta T2Z 0S8 (Get directions)
Clinic Hours:
- Monday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Tuesday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Saturday: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
- Sunday and holidays: Closed
Phone or text: 587-291-8254
When Should You See a Sleep Apnea Clinic?
Snoring on its own doesn’t always mean you have sleep apnea. But frequent, loud snoring paired with other signs is often worth checking out — especially because untreated sleep apnea is linked to daytime fatigue, high blood pressure, and long-term health risks.
Consider a sleep assessment if you or your partner has noticed:
Not sure whether what you’re experiencing is just snoring or something more? Our guide on snoring vs. sleep apnea and how to tell the difference breaks down the warning signs in plain language.
A sleep test is the clearest way to find out whether your breathing is being interrupted overnight. Snore MD’s home sleep test records data such as your breathing, oxygen levels, and heart rate while you sleep in your own bed — then the clinic team reviews the results with you and walks through next steps.
Ready to find out what's happening while you sleep?
What to Expect at Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie Sleep Apnea Clinic
The Calgary/McKenzie clinic is designed to support you through the entire sleep apnea journey — not to hand you a test and leave you to figure out the rest.
Sleep apnea testing. The first step is understanding what’s actually happening while you sleep. The clinic helps arrange the right sleep test and explains exactly how the process works. The best news! Our Sleep testing machine is free!
A clear review of your results. After testing, the team walks you through your findings in plain language and helps you understand what’s recommended for your specific situation.
Personalized CPAP support. If CPAP therapy is recommended, the right machine and a comfortable, well-fitting mask make all the difference for long-term success. The clinic team helps match equipment to your needs, preferences, and treatment plan.
Ongoing care. Through Snore MD’s Care For Life program, support continues well past your first appointment — with follow-ups and help as your equipment, comfort, or clinical needs change over time.
Already Using CPAP? We Can Help
The Calgary/McKenzie clinic isn’t only for people just starting out. If you already use CPAP, having a local clinic means easier access when you need:
- CPAP machine and equipment support
- Mask selection and fitting
- Replacement supplies
- Help with long term CPAP therapy comfort
- “Free Refills” Distilled Water Program
- Insurance and coverage questions
A worn-out mask, aging supplies, or uncertainty about your equipment can make therapy harder than it should be. A nearby southeast Calgary clinic gives existing patients a local place to ask questions and stay on track.
Sleep Care Shouldn't Require a Cross-City Drive
It’s easy to put sleep problems off. Many people normalize loud snoring, chronic morning tiredness, or leaning on extra caffeine to get through the day. Others assume testing will be complicated or inconvenient.
Being close to home removes a lot of that friction. Residents across southeast Calgary — from Cranston and Auburn Bay to Mahogany and Legacy — now have in-person guidance, testing, equipment support, and follow-up care without driving across the city. That convenience makes it easier to take the first step, and to keep getting support once therapy begins.
The McKenzie location joins Snore MD’s established Calgary clinics in Creekside, Chinook, West Calgary, and Shawnessy — part of a growing network making consistent sleep care more accessible across the city.
Visit Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie
You don’t need to keep guessing whether snoring, broken sleep, or daytime exhaustion might be connected to sleep apnea. The Calgary/McKenzie clinic is open and ready to help southeast Calgary residents understand their symptoms, access testing, and get personalized support at every stage.
Frequently Asked Questions Sleep Apnea Testing in Calgary
Where is the Snore MD Calgary/McKenzie clinic located?
The clinic is in McKenzie Towne Plaza near GoodLife Fitness, at #230 – 11 McKenzie Towne Avenue SE, Calgary, Alberta T2Z 0S8. It’s easily reached from McKenzie Towne, McKenzie Lake, Copperfield, New Brighton, Auburn Bay, Cranston, Mahogany, and Seton.
Do I need a doctor's referral to get a sleep test in Calgary?
Yes — a doctor’s referral is required to book a sleep test. If you don’t have a family doctor, that’s not a barrier: Snore MD can arrange a free consultation with an online physician through our virtual program, so you can still get referred and move forward. Contact the Calgary/McKenzie clinic and the team will guide you through the process.
How does a home sleep test work?
You take a small device home and sleep in your own bed. It records data such as your breathing, oxygen levels, and heart rate overnight. You return the device, and the clinic team reviews the results with you and explains the recommended next steps.
Is a home sleep test accurate for diagnosing sleep apnea?
Home sleep testing is a widely used, clinically recognized way to assess for obstructive sleep apnea. Your results are interpreted by qualified Albertan sleep doctors, and the team will let you know if any further testing is recommended for your situation.
What are the warning signs of sleep apnea?
Common signs include loud or frequent snoring, gasping or choking during sleep, pauses in breathing, morning headaches, a dry mouth on waking, and feeling tired despite a full night’s sleep. If several of these sound familiar, a sleep test can help clarify what’s going on.
Can existing CPAP users visit the clinic?
Yes. Existing CPAP users can visit for equipment support, mask fitting, replacement supplies, comfort adjustments, and insurance or coverage questions.
Written by: Snore MD Editorial Team
Medically reviewed by: Michael Davis, Registered Respiratory Therapist, Polysomnographic Technologist and Snore MD Clinical Director
