Children’s Sleep Center
Better Sleep Starts With Understanding What’s Happening at Night.
Our pediatric sleep program helps families understand sleep-related breathing and other sleep concerns that can affect a child’s health, behavior, learning and daytime energy. Sleep evaluations are tailored to the child’s age, symptoms and referral.
Sleep studies are performed for children through age 18 and may include overnight polysomnography, CPAP/BiPAP titration, split-night studies, MSLT or MWT when clinically appropriate.
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When a Sleep Study May Help
A study may be recommended for concerns such as loud snoring, witnessed pauses in breathing, unusual daytime sleepiness, insomnia, hypersomnia, hypoventilation, sleep apnea, or other sleep-related symptoms.
What a Polysomnogram Measures
During sleep, the study can record brain activity, heart rate, leg movements, breathing effort and blood oxygen levels. No blood samples are taken as part of a standard polysomnogram.
Family-Friendly Preparation
Families receive an information packet explaining what to expect. Bring comfortable sleepwear and any usual medications or comfort items your child normally needs, following the instructions provided by the sleep team.
A Simple, Guided Sleep Study Experience
Referral & Scheduling
A referring provider sends the sleep-study order. Our team works with the family on scheduling and authorization requirements.
Evening Check-In
Your child settles into the sleep room and the technologist explains the sensors and answers questions before the study begins.
Overnight Monitoring
The child sleeps while the study records the signals needed to evaluate sleep and breathing. Staff monitor the study throughout the night.
Results & Next Steps
The sleep specialist reviews the study and communicates recommendations and next steps to the family and referring provider.
For Referring Providers
Use the current sleep-study referral form and fax completed orders to (702) 598-1988. The referral document lists available study types for different age groups and sleep concerns.
Open Referral Form →For Families
Read the Sleep Study Information Packet before the appointment. It explains the study, the sensors used during the night, what families should expect and how to prepare.
Open Family Information Packet →We’re here to help your family prepare.
For questions about the sleep center, referrals or scheduling, call the office at (702) 598-4411.