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The Center for Sleep Medicine

The Center for Sleep Medicine is the largest sleep medicine practice in the State of Illinois. The Center for Sleep Medicine includes five American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) accredited sleep centers located throughout the Chicagoland area.

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The goal of The Center for Sleep Medicine’s Fatigue Management Program is to: mitigate human fatigue caused by sleep disorders thereby reducing the probability of human-error caused incidents and accidents in an operational environment. To mitigate human fatigue caused by sleep disorders means that every person having a sleep disorder reports to work rested and fit for duty. To accomplish this goal The Center for Sleep Medicine shall take a comprehensive, tailored approach to the issue of sleep related fatigue on an individual company basis.

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Why Choose The Center for Sleep Medicine?

1. Accredited by American Academy of Sleep Medicine

American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) accreditation is the gold standard by which physicians in the community and patients evaluate sleep medicine services. The accreditation process involves detailed reviews of policies, procedures, patient charts, and such things as inter-scorer reliability with regard to sleep study data. Accreditation also ensures that services are provided in facilities providing optimal patient care.

2. Our Staff is Board Certified

We are staffed with a multidisciplinary, multispecialty team of sleep disorder specialists. This includes board-certified sleep specialists who are also board certified in another medical subspecialty such as neurology, psychiatry, internal and pulmonary medicine, pediatrics or otolaryngology. Our staff also includes behavioral sleep specialists who offer expertise in the treatment of insomnia, shift work disorders, and other sleep-related problems requiring cognitive behavioral interventions. In addition, our center has board certified dentists on staff that have specialized training in the selection, fitting and use of custom designed oral appliances that maintain an open, unobstructed airway when worn during sleep.

3. Sleep Medicine is our sole practice.

We are wholly committed to the field of sleep medicine. Our staff practices ONLY sleep medicine. It is not uncommon for a patient to have more than one sleep disorder. Sleep medicine should not represent a part-time effort or something that is done outside of a doctor’s primary medical subspecialty. Sleep medicine is much more than “good sleep hygiene” or “testing for sleep apnea”. Our doctors are committed to finding the right diagnosis, treatment and outcome for all sleep disorders. Often the best treatment is a combination of treatments. Our multidisciplinary staff can help you with all of your sleep needs.

4. Sleep Apnea Services

The Center offers oral appliances and surgical interventions in addition to CPAP therapy for treating sleep apnea. For patients on CPAP therapy our staff includes full-time registered sleep technicians available at all times to help patients adjusting to sleep with nasal CPAP. These registered sleep technicians work closely under the supervision of our sleep specialists to help those individuals who are experiencing CPAP intolerance or difficulty with equipment. Our technicians are highly skilled at helping you select the right mask, comfortably wear the mask and headgear, and troubleshoot equipment problems.

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What is a Sleep Specialist?

Have you ever heard of a medical doctor whose medical subspecialty is in sleep? If you have a heart problem you see a cardiologist or a breathing problem a pulmonologist. Most individuals suffering from a lack of sleep have never seen a sleep doctor. The Center for Sleep Medicine has medical doctors who are board certified in sleep medicine and other health professionals who can fix your sleep problems.

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Commonly Asked Question:

“How much sleep does a person need per night to feel refreshed when waking up in the morning?”

It varies from person to person. However, generally speaking, one needs at least 6 hours of sleep every night to awaken in the morning and feel refreshed. If you awaken in the morning feeling sleepy and tired, not refreshed, you have a problem.

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