No. While the sleep lab is housed inside the facility, it is located in a separate area from the inpatient wards. You will be registered upon arrival for the study, then will proceed to the sleep lab on the third floor, which is a quiet area with private rooms equipped with private bathrooms, televisions and regular beds. You will not be in a semi-private room with another patient separated by a curtain, nor will there be any of the usual disruptions to sleep that may happen while admitted to the hospital (IV’s, lab draws, nursing checks, et cetera).