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Good quality sleep is critical, not just for maintaining good health, but for keeping you alive! It's as necessary to your life as the air you breathe. Yet, millions of people are struggling with life threatening sleep disorders like sleep apnea, snoring, insomnia, and narcolepsy, which can severely impact your work performance, health, and your family. That’s why we established Innovative Sleep Centers (ISC) in 2010.
Comprehensive Sleep
Medicine Services
Good
Quality Sleep
is a Reachable Dream!
Good quality sleep is critical, not just for maintaining good health, but for keeping you alive! It's as necessary to your life as the air you breathe. Yet, millions of people are struggling with life threatening sleep disorders like sleep apnea, snoring, insomnia, and narcolepsy, which can severely impact your work performance, health, and your family. That’s why we established Innovative Sleep Centers (ISC) in 2010.
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Sleep Studies
Special tests that monitor your breathing, vital signs and brainwaves while you sleep. They are instrumental in accurately diagnosing sleep disorders.
Polysomnography
In-Lab Sleep Study
Our sleep center rooms look like nice hotel rooms with all the amenities to help you feel at home during your sleep study.
Find out what to expect during a sleep study at ISC by clicking the button below. We’ve put together a great guide to help you prepare for your sleep study.
(HST)
Home Sleep Study
For those who may not initially qualify for an in-lab study, we have portable units for at-home sleep testing (HST). This test is not as comprehensive as an in-lab sleep study and many times requires additional follow up testing.
Treatment Therapies
If you are diagnosed with a sleep disorder, we have the latest treatment therapies available to help you gain your best sleep.
PAP Therapies
There are several forms of positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy. PAP Therapy is the most common treatment for Obstructive or Central Sleep Apnea. The most common is CPAP. CPAP stands for continuous positive airway pressure. CPAP therapy involves wearing a special mask during sleep that facilitates normal breathing for sleep apnea patients.
All forms of PAP therapy keep your airway open as you sleep.
Non-CPAP Alternatives
Orofacial Myology
This is also known as myofunctional therapy and consists of neuromuscular re-education or re-patterning of oral and facial muscles to open your upper airways and improve breathing..
Surgical Options
When conservative measures fail to resolve sleep apnea, surgery can be helpful by removing the soft tissues that are collapsing your airway and causing your breathing difficulties.
(CBT-I)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia
This proven method for treating insomnia without sleeping pills is aimed at changing your sleep habits and behaviors, which interfere with healthy sleep and prolong your sleep difficulties. Participants in the recent National Institute of Health’s state-of-the science meeting on insomnia concluded that CBT-I is a safe, effective means of managing chronic insomnia and its effects.
CBT-I is extremely effective for patients who are committed to overcoming insomnia and willing to take active roles in therapy.
Oral Appliance Therapy
Oral appliances
are popular alternatives for sleep apnea and snoring patients. These are special mouthpieces that fit comfortably in your mouth during sleep and keep your airway open.
Clinical Pathways
What To Expect at ISC
You may be wondering what is involved in a visit to Innovative Sleep Centers and what to expect. Sleep studies help doctors diagnose sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, periodic limb movement disorder, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, insomnia, and nighttime behaviors like sleepwalking and REM sleep behavior disorder. Often these disorders cannot be identified with just a normal office visit—a sleep doctor needs to gather more conclusive evidence while you’re asleep.
You may be wondering what is involved in a visit to Innovative Sleep Centers and what to expect. Sleep studies help doctors diagnose sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, periodic limb movement disorder, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, insomnia, and nighttime behaviors like sleepwalking and REM sleep behavior disorder. Often these disorders cannot be identified with just a normal office visit—a sleep doctor needs to gather more conclusive evidence while you’re asleep.
Physician Referral
If you are like most of our patients, you were probably referred by your physician. He or she may have ordered a polysomnogram, which is a sleep study test to evaluate your quality and quantity of sleep. This test can be performed either in a sleep lab or at home. During an in-lab sleep study, we use specialized technology that continuously records your brainwaves, heart function, limb movements that may be interrupting your sleep, changes to your airflow and respirations and oxygen levels.
Scheduling Sleep Consultation
If your physician feels a consultation is needed, they will send a referral to our office to meet with one of our knowledgeable providers trained in sleep medicine. You can also contact us directly for an appointment. We will work with your insurance company to obtain pre-authorization for our services. We also work with those who self-pay by offering Care Credit® financing and easy payment plans.
Our intake coordinator will schedule a consultation to discuss your specific sleep problem with one of our specialists and decide what testing is appropriate. Our patient service representative will help schedule your overnight sleep test either on a weeknight or a weekend. Most insurance companies and MediCare cover sleep studies. We will contact your insurance company prior to testing to confirm your benefits. If you are having any difficulty sleeping and have not been referred by your doctor, you should schedule a sleep consultation and discuss your specific problem with one of our sleep specialists.
We have proven solutions for a wide variety of sleep disorders, so you don’t have to suffer a moment longer due to poor sleep.
Download the New Patient Registration forms here.
Diagnostic Testing
If you are scheduled for an in-lab sleep study, you will stay overnight in one of our private and comfortable rooms. Data is collected during the night that will allow your doctor to make a diagnosis and develop a treatment plan. An in-lab sleep study provides the most complete evaluation of your sleep. We conduct overnight studies 7 days a week to accommodate your schedule. One of our specially trained sleep technologists will perform your evaluation.
When you arrive for your study the technologist will educate you on the process and begin the hook up. Small lightweight electrodes will be applied to your scalp and skin using a water soluble conductive paste. We will also add respiratory effort belts to your chest and abdomen to measure your breathing, as well as ECG and a probe for your finger to record your oxygen levels. The technician will monitor your sleep from an adjacent room, using a camera and intercom in case you need anything. Sleep lab personnel are ready to help you and make you comfortable during your stay in the sleep lab.
Study Interpretation and Therapy Recommendation
After completion of your sleep study, our board certified sleep specialists will analyze and interpret your results. Your study data will first be reviewed and scored by a registered sleep technologist then interpreted by a board-certified sleep physician.
This data along with your medical history is used to diagnose your sleep problem and make recommendations for therapy based on your test results and unique needs. This may require an additional overnight stay to ensure the chosen therapy will correct the issue. If we recommend CPAP or other PAP therapy, an appointment will be scheduled to meet with our skilled Day Technologist or Respiratory Therapist for complete instruction and proper use of your equipment.
Follow-Up
We will schedule a follow up soon after you are set up with your PAP therapy or any additional treatment options to assess your compliance and response to therapy. This is a good time to ask questions about your condition, treatment, lifestyle changes and anything else you are concerned about. Your success depends on communicating with your providers so don’t be afraid to inform them of any difficulties you may be experiencing.
Download the form for your follow up visit here.