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Achieve better sleep and health

Do these sound familiar? 

  • Daytime sleepiness, trouble focusing or mood changes  
  • Loud, irregular snoring or pauses in breathing during sleep  
  • Restless sleep, morning headaches, or high blood pressure  

Up to one in three Americans experiences a sleep disorder. You’re not alone. Effective care starts with a clear diagnosis.

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Call: (866) 520-2510 Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Conditions we diagnose and treat

  • Sleep apnea (often with loud, irregular snoring and oxygen drops)  
  • Insomnia (trouble falling or staying asleep)  
  • Narcolepsy (excessive sleepiness; may include cataplexy or sleep paralysis)  
  • Restless legs syndrome (RLS)  
  • Parasomnias (sleepwalking, sleep talking, unusual nighttime behaviors)  
  • Idiopathic hypersomnolence (excessive daytime sleepiness without a known cause) 

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Why choose us

  • Board-certified sleep specialists with coordinated care across primary care, cardiology, pulmonology and behavioral health 
  • In-lab polysomnography and home sleep testing, so you get the right test for your symptoms and schedule 
  • Straightforward next steps with simple treatment choices that are practical and tailored to your lifestyle 
  • Easy scheduling and guidance on insurance and coverage 

What to expect

Step 1: Talk with a clinician 
Share your symptoms and medical history. Many sleep concerns improve with better sleep habits while others require testing.  

Step 2: Sleep study (if needed) 
A polysomnogram records brain waves, breathing, muscle activity and eye movements overnight in a private, comfortable lab room or at home with simplified sensors, where appropriate. The results reveal the cause and severity of your sleep problem.  

Step 3: Your plan 
We match treatments to your diagnosis ranging from CPAP and oral appliances for sleep apnea to behavioral therapies (like CBTI), lifestyle changes, medications when appropriate and follow-up support.  

Sleep hygiene tips you can start tonight

  • Keep a consistent bed and wake time, even on weekends 
  • Avoid naps, strenuous late-evening exercise, caffeine, alcohol and nicotine before bed 
  • Make your bedroom quiet, dark and cool 
  • If you can’t sleep, leave the bed and do something relaxing until drowsy 

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral?

Many patients start by discussing sleep concerns with their clinician, who may refer you for testing. Coverage rules vary and our team helps you navigate the next step.

What happens during an in-lab study?

You’ll sleep in a private room while sensors record brain waves, breathing, muscle activity and eye movements. A technologist monitors your sleep and keeps you comfortable.

Is a home sleep test as good as the lab?

Home testing can be right for suspected sleep apnea; full in-lab studies capture more detail when symptoms are complex. Your specialist will recommend the best option.

How long until I get results?

After your study, a sleep specialist interprets the data and shares a plan, often within days. 

Will treatment help right away?

Many patients notice improvements in energy, mood and focus once the right therapy is in place.

Sleep study patient resources

Arrival instructions

Before you come for your sleep study, please review the document below for your location. This includes where you should go, what you should bring and what you can expect during your sleep study.

Eau Claire


Marshfield


Neillsville


Rice Lake


Iron Mountain

  • Talk to your sleep medicine team about appointment information.

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