If you’re having trouble sleeping at night, or struggling to stay awake during the day, we can help. Serving New Hampshire and Vermont since 1996, the accredited Sleep Health Center provides quality testing and treatment for sleep disorders. Our state-of-the-art facility records and conducts sleep studies, and our 2 bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms and sleeper sofas for caregivers or parents.
Hours
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Monday through Thursday
Location and Contact
Robert A. Mesropian Center
5 Alice Peck Day Drive
Lebanon, NH 03766
Phone: (603) 308-0064
Fax: (603) 442-5187
Patients, please use the intercom upon arrival to be let in to the Clinic.
Experience our Sleep Health Center
Conditions treated
- Insomnia
- Sleep apnea
- Sleep disordered breathing
- Restless legs syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder
- Narcolepsy
- Sleepwalking and other disturbances
- Sleep disorders in children
About sleep disorders
More than 70 million Americans are affected by sleep disorders that can be disruptive to them and their families. Untreated sleep disorders can lead to poor performance at work and school. Sleep disorders are also closely associated with serious medical conditions such as:
- Depression
- High blood pressure
- Coronary artery disease
- Stroke
- Diabetes
Learn more about sleep disorders, sleep apnea home tests, and sleep studies in these videos.
All About Insomnia
About one third of adults will experience an episode of insomnia in their lifetime.
Testing and sleep studies
All sleep evaluations and testing are provided following a referral from your primary care provider. If providers need a copy of the referral form for the Sleep Health Center at Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital, they should call or email us directly. Patients can avoid taking time off work by having their sleep study done overnight. The Sleep Health Center accepts most major insurance plans, and our staff can help you with your insurance questions, including pre-certification and verification.
You might experience the following types of sleep studies or tests in our Sleep Health Center:
Sleep study or polysomnograph
An overnight study of your sleep conducted at our Sleep Center that diagnoses the type of sleep disorder you may have. The test monitors your heart rate, breathing rate and rhythm, eye movement, muscle activity, brain activity, blood oxygen level, and airflow.
Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) trial
This trial is for those who have already been tested and diagnosed with sleep apnea. During this test patients will wear a CPAP mask to keep the airway open. At optimal airway pressure, the patient will no longer snore or have periods of sleep disordered breathing. Surgical options are also available if physical corrections are needed. Nonconventional methods, such as positional measures and oral appliances, are also available
Multiple sleep latency testing (MSLT)
Used to determine how tired patients are during the day. During this test we look for how quickly subjects fall asleep and which stage of sleep they are able achieve.
Multiple wakefulness test (MWT)
Determines how likely patients are to stay awake in a sedentary situation.
Actigraph
Determines circadian rhythm (sleep wake cycle). Patients wear a wristwatch-type device for a period of 2 to 3 weeks. During this time, the device records your wrist movements, which are inactive during sleep.
Nox T3
Our team
Our patients are seen by a board-certified Sleep physician. We closely collaborate with referring providers to provide seamless delivery of care. All technical staff members are registered polysomnographic technologists (RPSGT) with the board of polysomnographic technologists. The clinic sees patients for consultations on disorders including sleep apnea, insomnia, parasomnias, narcolepsy, and circadian rhythm disorders.
