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1515 N. Madison Ave.
Anderson, IN 46011
Open 7 days a week
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday - Friday, 7:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.
At Community Hospital Anderson’s Sleep Center, our state-of-the-art technology and board-certified sleep physicians have given thousands a higher quality of life. We offer overnight, daytime, and home-based off-site testing, which can all be performed on an outpatient basis, seven days a week. Our tests help aid in the diagnosis and treatment of many diseases and disorders such as sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia, snoring, and restless leg syndrome (RLS).
We also offer neurological testing to help aid in the diagnosis and treatment of many diseases, including seizure disorders, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis (MS), carpal tunnel, and neuropathy.
Talk to your doctor about being referred for a sleep study today. If you do not have a physician to refer you, search for providers using our online Find a Doctor tool.
The center is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, meeting the highest standards in the areas of patient care, facility/equipment, testing procedures, personnel and more.
Overnight and daytime testing is performed on an outpatient basis at our state-of-the-art sleep center. Patients are monitored in comfortable, private rooms, equipped with a Comfort Select Sleep Number bed, TV/DVD player, and a private bath. This is painless and non-invasive, as we do not use any needles or drugs. Our equipment and monitors are located in a control room, collecting brain activity, muscle tone, heart rate, breathing patterns, oxygen levels, body position and movement, and snoring as you sleep.
We also offer outpatient, home-based, preliminary testing to assist in the decision making for the progression of a patient’s care.
Sleep testing requires a physician’s referral. If you do not have a physician to refer you, you can Find a Doctor online.
When you arrive, the sleep center technician will apply several electrodes and sensors to your head and other parts of your body. You will be allowed to sleep in a private room, and the technician will be present all night to monitor breathing, heart rate, brain wave activity, and body movements during sleep. The test will take a minimum of six hours and after the sleep study is completed, you will be able to leave if no other testing is required. If you are staying for a daytime test, breakfast and lunch will be provided.
You will be contacted 24-48 hours prior to your study to confirm your appointment. At that time, please let us know if there have been any changes in your health, medications, etc. If you have any special needs we need to be aware of, please call 765-298-5455. You should reschedule if you have a cold, the flu, or active infection.
You should receive a packet in the mail containing an instruction letter, a questionnaire, and a sleep log prior to your testing. Please start tracking your sleep via your sleep log as soon as you receive your packet. This information will aid in your diagnosis and treatment.
Your test results will be analyzed by a board-certified sleep specialist. The results will be sent to the physician who referred you to the center approximately one week after your test.
Most insurance companies cover sleep-disorder testing under the Outpatient Diagnostic Testing portion of their policy. Please call your insurance company regarding your personal coverage. Feel free to inquire about coverage when scheduling your appointment, or speak with someone in our pre-certification department at 765-298-2774.
Please call 317-355-4680 or toll-free 877-298-8177.
Out-of-Center Sleep Testing, or OCST, is an at-home sleep assessment indicated for adults with high pre-test probability of moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), patients whose immobility prevents in-center testing, or monitoring patients’ response to non-CPAP treatments for OSA, including oral appliances, upper airway surgery and weight loss.
The patient must have a face-to-face clinical evaluation by the treating physician prior to the sleep test to assess the patient for OSA. In addition to the physical examination, there are several validated screening questionnaires available to determine if a patient is a candidate for OCST.
The testing is performed using an unattended Type III portable monitoring sleep study device which will monitor for OSA. Parameters that are measured include simultaneous airflow, respiratory events, pulse rate, oxygen saturation, head position/movement, arousal indicators, snoring, sleep/wake, REM/NREM, apnea/hypopnea index and sleep time.
A physician’s order for a home sleep test with the number of testing nights (one to three nights) is required to schedule an OCST. The patient’s history, a physical, and the face-to-face clinical evaluation notes from the office visit must also be provided.
After the OCST is completed, a sleep specialist will review the recorded sleep data and provide treatment recommendations. In addition to breathing data, the OCST device gathers additional physiological data that, together with other clinical history and physical data, helps the doctor diagnose sleep conditions. Your test results will be reviewed by a board certified sleep specialist, and results will be sent to the physician who referred you to the center approximately two weeks after the test.
