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A good night's sleep is important to your well-being. Since most
people spend roughly one-third of their lives asleep, it's easy
to see how the quality of sleep directly affects the quality of
your life. If you are feeling fatigued, tired, or sleepy during
the day and/or snore when sleeping you could be suffering from sleep
apnea. In fact, one out of
twenty Americans suffer from sleep apnea, which is
a serious life-altering and life-threatening condition if left untreated.
Also, 50% of so-called hyperactive children have underlying
sleep disorders which are treatable if diagnosed early.
Our sleep professionals at
MWCSD customize your sleep care step-by-step and allow everyone
in your family to have a good nights sleep. The Mid-West
Center for Sleep Disorders is dedicated to providing the highest
quality of sleep care available to both children and adults. This
is the only sleep center in whole Livingston County accredited by
American Academy of Sleep Medicine. We are staffed
by four sleep specialists who are fellows of the American Academy
of Sleep Medicine and certified by the American Board of Sleep Medicine.
Our center utilizes the latest technology for diagnosing and treating
sleep/wake disorders.
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Our
Mission
The mission and dedication
of Mid-West Center for Sleep Disorders is to increase public awareness
of Sleep Disorders and to assist patients in diagnosing and obtaining
the necessary treatment. Our goal is to enhance
the 'quality of life' for millions of individuals who are affected by
Sleep Disorders and to reach out and touch the life of another through
education and sharing. At our center, we discuss the importance
of developing good sleep habits, the importance of weight control (especially
for the sleep apnea patient), in addition, we also discuss the impact
Sleep Disorders can have on one's quality of life. |
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Who Qualifies for Sleep Testing?
Do you snore?
Have you been told that you stop breathing
while you sleep?
Do you wake from sleep snoring, choking, or struggling for breath?
Are you overweight?
Are you sleeping during the day?
Do you have headaches when you wake up?
Do you fall asleep unintentionally?
When you wake up, do you feel unrefreshed?
If you have two or
more of the above symptoms speak with your physician for comprensive evaluation
in sleep clinic or about having a sleep study or contact Mid-West Center
for Sleep Disorders for evaluation.
Arrange
an Appointment
Business
hours are 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Monday - Friday.
Call for
information about night time testing and other services offered at the
Center.
Locations
& Contact Informaton:
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Brighton,
MI Center
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for a map and driving directions.
10415 E. Grand River
Suite 500
Brighton, MI 48116.
Tel:
810-225-7595 Fax: 810-225-7597
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Lansing,
MI Center
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for a map and driving directions.
3937 Patient Care Drive
Suite 102
Lansing, MI 48911
Tel:
517-887-6733 Fax: 517-887-6736
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