Part of F.F. Thompson Hospital
Sleep is essential to your well-being and overall health. Unfortunately, millions of Americans don’t get the sleep they need because of lifestyle or health issues. Sleep deprivation can be linked to health problems such as obesity, high blood pressure, heart problems, depression and decreased productivity. If you think you have a sleep disorder, it’s important to get it diagnosed. The right treatment can make a big difference in your health and quality of life.
One of the First AASM-Accredited Facilities in the Finger Lakes
Thompson Health was one of the first sleep disorders centers in the Finger Lakes to be accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM), which means our patients receive the highest quality diagnostic services available. Unlike non-accredited facilities, data collected during every study is reviewed and evaluated by a board certified Sleep Medicine Specialist who has undergone 12 years of medical training and is highly trained to pick up signs of a sleep disorder. Thompson Health Sleep Disorders Center focuses on employing and training the most highly-qualified sleep professionals.
Patient Comfort in Mind
For the comfort and convenience of our patients, furnishings are like those found in a nice hotel. Our spacious suites offer a private bathroom, WiFi and cable TV.
Our Mission and Goals
At the Thompson Health Sleep Disorders Center, we are committed to caring for and evaluating each individual in a supportive and personalized manner in order to provide complete, accurate and prompt test results to facilitate diagnosis and treatment.
We are here to provide a state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facility for individuals suffering from sleep-related breathing disorders, to increase awareness for the local medical community and the general public and to ensure that citizens of this region have access to a high-quality accredited sleep center.
How to Become a Patient of the Sleep Disorders Center
One way to become a patient is through a referral by your primary care physician. The other way is through referral by a specialist such as a pulmonologist, neurologist, rheumatologist or cardiologist. A primary care physician is only able to refer a patient for an initial consult, whereas a specialist physician is able to refer for either an initial consult or a sleep study.