Unfortunately today more people suffer from sleep disorders, breathing problems and other issues that keep many from getting the quality sleep you need. Whether you find it difficult to fall asleep or wake up during the night we help you get back on track to a good night’s rest. If you simply don’t feel rested in the morning contact the El Paso Sleep Center. Our sleep medicine specialists are ready to help.
If you suffer from sleeplessness due to sleep apnea or other sleep disorders schedule a sleep study and discover what your body is trying to tell you. El Paso Sleep Center is an AASM Accredited Sleep Center.
El Paso Sleep Center addresses Sleep Disorders such as:
Insomnia
Snoring
Sleep Apnea
Daytime Sleepiness
Narcolepsy
Shift Work Disorders
Restless Leg Syndrome
Periodic Limb Movement
Circadian Rhythm Disorder
REM Sleep Disorder
Pediatric Sleep Disorders
Treatments, Services, Programs
Behavioral Sleep Medicines
CPAP Devices and Accessories
CPAP Alternatives
Inspire® Therapy
Pediatric Sleep Programs
Post-Traumatic Sleep Disorder
INSPIRE®
El Paso Sleep Center is the first in the area to offer Inspire upper airway stimulation (UAS) therapy, a new treatment for sleep apnea for those who cannot use CPAP therapy.
What’s a Sleep Study?
A diagnostic sleep study‚ is the best way to determine which specific sleep problem has you suffering. The test typically takes
Our sleep studies take place in the evening when you will come to the sleep lab to spend the night in a spacious hotel-style suite featuring a king size bed, 42” HD plasma screen with Direct TV, a Blue Ray disc player and a selection of movies. Every suite has a private restroom, most have a Jacuzzi style tub. We encourage our patients to bring their partner or accompany their child.
Sleep Study Preparation
Prior to the start of the study, you will be asked to complete a short questionnaire. Once finished, it will be time to prepare for sleep.
EEG sensors are placed on the head and monitor brain wave activity.
A small nasal cannula will measure airflow into the airway.
Eye movement sensors report the stage of sleep, known as REM sleep.
Sensors monitor muscle movements of the legs while you sleep.
Electrocardiogram sensors monitor heart rate and rhythms.
A lightweight plastic finger clamp fits over the tip of the finger to show oxygen levels.
While you rest, a technician monitors sleep patterns in a separate control room. Results are forwarded to your doctor, who will develop an individualized treatment plan and treatment options.
Our Facilities
Our Sleep Clinics are equipped with the latest technology in sleep study. Our facility is equipped with ADA approved handicap room. We provide a full facility online video walk through to patients to view prior to their study. Call us today!
