To schedule a sleep study, ask your physician to call the St. Luke's Center of Sleep Medicine at 936-266-3170.

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FIND US
We offer sleep studies in 3 locations:

• St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital (in the Texas Medical Center)
  6720 Bertner Ave.
  B460 (4th Floor, Purple Elevators)
  Houston, TX 77030
  832-355-3348
  Valet parking is free for patients of St. Luke's Center of Sleep Medicine
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• St. Luke's Diagnostic & Treatment Center - Kirby Glen (one mile from the Texas Medical Center)
  2457 S. Braeswood  
  Houston, TX 77030  
  832-355-7100
  Parking is free
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• St. Luke's The Woodlands Hospital (in The Woodlands)
  17200 St. Luke's Way
  The Woodlands, TX 77384
  936-266-2000
  Parking is free
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MORE ABOUT THE STUDY
More than one in 10 Americans is affected by a sleep disorder. If you are one of the millions of Americans with a sleep disorder, you know just how important a good night’s rest can be. Quality sleep renews your mind and body. It provides you with the energy to accomplish your goals — whether those goals involve work or play or the numerous activities that make up a full life.
   
Sleep disturbances interfere with the quality of your waking hours — and may be life-threatening. They rob you of the stamina, focus and vitality you need, and they contribute to high blood pressure, depression, and even heart attack and stroke.

How do you know if you have a serious sleep problem? Usually, in one of two ways:

1. You notice major changes in your sleep patterns—such as trouble getting to sleep or staying asleep, or
2. Someone close to you calls a sleep problem to your attention—such as your snoring loudly or stopping breathing in the night
   

The most common sleep disorders include:

• Sleep apnea — serious condition involving snoring and interruption of breathing during sleep
• Insomnia — inability to fall asleep or stay asleep
• Narcolepsy — severe disorder involving uncontrolled sleep attacks during the day
• Parasomnia — problems including nightmares, sleepwalking, abnormal movement, bedwetting
• Sleep-wake schedule disorders — conflict between body’s sleep cycle and a person’s life- or work-schedule