Sleep Center
For millions of Americans, a feeling of being refreshed after a good night's sleep can be the impossible dream. In many cases, heart conditions, high blood pressure and difficulty in completing attention-related tasks can be linked to a sleep disorder.
That's why St. Mary's Medical Center established the area's most comprehensive sleep center to diagnose and treat sleep-related disorders. St. Mary's sleep medicine team will evaluate you, schedule appropriate diagnostic testing and monitor your sleep to identify and assess any sleep disorder you may have. But the best part comes when treatment is prescribed and you have your first peaceful sleep in years.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 304.526.1880.
St. Mary’s Regional Sleep Center, located in St. Mary's Neurophysiology and Regional Sleep Center:
- Provides the highest quality of care with experienced, highly trained physicians and staff
- Gives patients a clean, comfortable and private environment where patient dignity and safety are upheld
- Has a diplomat of the American Board of Sleep Medicine on staff to review all sleep studies
- Requires that staff members continually update their knowledge of sleep medicine by taking part in professional activities
- Works closely with other specialty units, including pulmonology, neurology, psychiatry, ENT and dental practitioners, at St. Mary’s and surrounding healthcare facilities
The sleep medicine team at St. Mary's is trained to identify all sleep disorders, whatever their origin, including:
- Insomnia: trouble falling asleep, staying asleep or waking earlier than you would like
- Sleep apnea: breathing stops repeatedly and snoring, snorting or gasping for breath occur during sleep
- Narcolepsy: inability to stay awake, despite having a good night’s sleep
- Restless leg syndrome and periodic limb disorder: legs thrash or move during sleep, muscles ache and a crawling or restless sensation in the legs
- Parasomnias: sleepwalking, night terrors, severe nightmares and/or bed wetting
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 304.526.1880.
The Regional Sleep Center at St. Mary's is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) for sleep testing both in the lab and at home. The AASM is a professional medical association representing practitioners of sleep medicine and research. The organization is dedicated to the assurance of quality care for patients with sleep disorders, advancement of sleep research and public and professional education.
St. Mary's Regional Sleep Center is located at 2801 South Staunton Road in Huntington, formerly the location of St. Mary's Hospitality House. The new location has 12 sleep clinic beds and offers a more home-like environment for patients. It also offers hotel-like patient amenities and reserved parking. Click here for photos of the new location.