If you think you may have a sleep disorder, and you’re ready to find relief, Norton Sleep Center can help diagnose and develop an individualized treatment plan to help restore your sleep for a better you.

Sleep Testing

Norton Sleep Center offers two convenient methods of evaluating your sleeping patterns:

• In-lab sleep study in one of our comfortable suites (most comprehensive)
• Home sleep study

Treatment Options

Once you have been diagnosed with a sleep disorder, our board-certified and sleep medicine-trained physicians offer many treatment options:

• Continuous positive airway pressure treatment (CPAP) or Bi-level positive airway pressure (Bi-PAP))
• Alternative options to CPAP, such as oral/dental devices
• Weight loss counseling
• Inspire upper airway stimulation

Norton Sleep Center: Comprehensive Care That Fits Your Schedule

Norton Sleep Center locations are staffed with fellowship-trained and board-certified physicians and sleep technologists who are experienced in diagnosing and treating a variety of sleep disorders.

• All locations are accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine — the gold standard for evaluating sleep medicine services.
• We offer home sleep studies, inpatient sleep testing and a full suite of treatment options.
• Our state-of-the-art sleep labs offer private, comfortable testing suites with full- or queen-size beds and showers. Sleep studies can be scheduled seven nights a week.
• Our team of providers has more than 200 years’ collective experience diagnosing and treating sleep disorders.
• We have four convenient locations: Norton Audubon Hospital campus, Norton Brownsboro Hospital campus, Pleasure Ridge Park and on Newburg Road.
• We work with patients in the transportation industry and the U.S. Department of Transportation to assist with required verifications to show sleep therapy compliance.
• Our physicians specialize in diagnosing sleep disorders and giving you a personalized treatment plan.
• Our sleep apnea treatment experience includes continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) and bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP), CPAP alternatives such as oral devices, and Inspire upper airway stimulation.