A good morning begins with a better nights sleep.
The Sleep Center at St. Joseph Medical Center helps adults who are suffering from sleep disorders, including insomnia, sleep-related breathing disorders, narcolepsy, involuntary limb movements, and others.
Sleep Center I Webster
500 N. Kobayashi Rd. I Suite A
Webster, TX 77598
281-724-8331
If you are concerned about the quality of your sleep, ask your primary care physician for a referral. If you do not have a primary care physician, please call 281-724-8331.
The Sleep Center at St. Joseph Medical Center
The Sleep Center at St. Joseph Medical Center state-of-the-art on two fronts:
Patients coming for a sleep study at St. Joseph Medical Center will receive a thorough diagnostic work-up to identify the source of their sleep problems. This evaluation is the first step to an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment for your problem. A polysomnograph, which requires an overnight stay in a sleep laboratory, collects data on the electrical activity of the heart and brain, and muscle activity of the patient. Data is collected by a certified technician, read by a board certified physician, and provided to the patient’s primary care physician.
The Dangers of Sleep Disorders:
What many people don’t know is that sleep disorders can eventually result in much more serious conditions and health risks. Sleep disorders have been linked to the following:
Facts about Sleep Disorders
In the case of obstructive sleep apnea, a two-night study may be ordered to record the patient’s sleep quality on the first night and then try to treat any airway obstruction on the second night.
At St. Joseph Medical Center, studies are prescribed by the patient’s primary care physician. A patient checks in to the Center for Sleep Disorders around 7:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and checks out the following morning around 6 a.m., without missing a day of work. Daytime sleep studies are available for patients who work nights.
Each room is equipped with:
