Helping Sleep-Troubled Adults and Children Get the Rest They Need

The MetroHealth Center for Sleep Medicine's board-certified physicians and highly trained staff use the most advanced technologies to diagnose and treat sleep disorders. In most cases, a simple treatment — often without medication — brings relief from the troubling symptoms associated with sleep disorders.

Unlike sleep laboratories, which generally focus on treating limited health issues, MetroHealth's Center Center for Sleep Medicine offers comprehensive services for a wide variety of sleep issues and broader expertise to patients.

Our physicians see patients at the following locations:

• MetroHealth Medical Center
• MetroHealth Premier Center in Westlake
• MetroHealth Strongsville Health Center
• MetroHealth Old Brooklyn Senior Health & Wellness Center

Sleep Study Locations
Sleep studies are usually conducted for adults and children at MetroHealth Medical Center. Adults also have the option of scheduling a sleep study at the Center for Sleep Medicine South Campus in Independence or the Center for Sleep Medicine West Campus in Westlake.

Videos
	Diagnosis May Have Saved Woman's Life Nancy Russo hasn't had a good night's sleep in years. She's a third-shift worker and her work day starts at 11 p.m. and doesn't end until 9 a.m. MetroHealth's Center for Sleep Medicine in Westlake helped her conquer her restlessness. Watch the video.
	What is Sleep Apnea? In this television interview, MetroHealth Center for Sleep Medicine director Dr. Dennis Auckley explains what sleep apnea is and how it is treated — including using CPAP. Watch the video.
	What's a Sleep Study? Like many Americans, Steve Lewis doesn't get enough sleep. He came to MetroHealth's new Center for Sleep Medicine West Campus in Westlake to find out why. Watch the video.
	How Does Technology Affect Sleep? Trying to sneak in one last peek at e-mail or send a last minute text message before bed? Don’t do it, advises MetroHealth sleep expert Dr. James Finley. Watch the video.