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Sleep Center: Resources for Professionals

Sleep Center: Resources for Professionals

Referrals and testing

Whether you are referring to us for the first time or are looking for a second opinion, you can schedule an appointment for a Sleep Center office visit Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. by calling 215-590-3749. Or, please submit our intake questionnaire

To obtain more information about overnight sleep studies, please contact the Sleep Lab at 215-590-3703, Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Please note that many patients will benefit from being seen in the Sleep Clinic prior to a Sleep Lab appointment.

Please note: The Sleep Lab policy has been changed to allow some patients with straightforward medical conditions to proceed directly to the Sleep Lab, without being seen in the Sleep Clinic first. Please see the Sleep Lab Policy.

Schedule a polysomnogram (sleep study)

A polysomnogram must be ordered by a clinician. Referring physicians can order overnight polysomnograms by completing a request form and precertification. Schedule a polysomnogram.

Education

Pediatric Sleep Fellowship Program: The Pediatric Sleep Fellowship Program at CHOP, offered in conjunction with the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, is an ACGME-accredited joint adult/pediatric program with a pediatric track for candidates with a background in pediatrics or pediatric subspecialties.

Webinar: Welcome to the Sleep Center

The interdisciplinary sleep team at CHOP is composed of medical doctors boarded in sleep medicine and pediatrics, pediatric pulmonary, child neurology or child psychiatry; psychologists who specialize in sleep behavior and adherence; respiratory and sleep technologists with special knowledge of equipment and sleep nurses and nurse practitioners with an intricate knowledge of sleep and sleep disorders. This presentation will walk the participants through common pediatric sleep disorders such as: sleep terrors and parasomnias, restless leg syndrome and insomnia and when to be concerned about something else. 

View the webinar.

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