Sleep Disorder Center
The Sleep Disorder Center
The Sleep Disorder Center at FCHC understands sleep disorders and offers a broad range of testing and treatment services, each delivered in a highly personalized and cost-efficient manner. Over 40 million Americans suffer from chronic sleep disorders — and we're here to help.
The center works with patients who have chronic problems falling asleep, staying asleep, staying awake during the day, and those with excessive snoring or breathing disturbances.
2nd Floor, South Medical Office Building, FCHC Main Campus · (419) 330-2683
4 Private Beds
Each with private bath
5 Nights/Week
Plus daytime studies available
Board Certified
Sleep medicine direction
Services & Amenties
Private Rooms
4 private beds each with a private bath and TV for relaxation
Overnight Testing
Outpatient overnight sleep studies using the latest diagnostic equipment
Daytime Studies
Available upon request for night shift workers and special schedules
Wake-Up & Shower
Wake-up call and shower facilities so you won't have to miss work
Free Guest WiFi
Complimentary WiFi available throughout your stay
Expert Staff
Registered Respiratory Therapists and Registered Sleep Technicians on staff
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral for a sleep study?
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What should I bring for my overnight stay?
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How long does a sleep study take?
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Is a home sleep test available?
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Will my insurance cover a sleep study?
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Related Services
Expert breathing care for patients with sleep-related respiratory conditions like sleep apnea.
Sleep and mental health are closely connected — our behavioral health team supports the whole person.
Untreated sleep disorders can impact heart health — our cardiac team is here when you need them.
Ready for Better Sleep?
Schedule an appointment with our Sleep Disorder Center today.