After determining the precise reason for the sleep disorder, Sleep Center patients are given a recommended plan of sleep management and subsequent, long-term treatment is usually administered by the family physician, in consultation with the Sleep Center. The cost for diagnostic testing varies depending on the type of disorder and the number of tests performed. Most private insurance companies and other third-party reimbursement agencies pay for this diagnostic testing. Sleep disorders have been recognized as potentially serious medical problems. If you think you may have a sleep disorder, contact your primary care physician.
Normal sleep is essential to a healthy and productive life.
One out of three Americans has a sleep disorder which may make their sleeping or waking hours miserable. Many of these people suffer needlessly simply because they are unaware that a problem exists. Most sleep disorders, once detected, can be successfully treated. Here at the Mercy North Sleep Disorders Center, we've designed a specific medical facility and program to diagnose and treat sleep-related disorders.