Atlantic Health Sleep Centers - Diagnostic Tests and Sleep Studies

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In-person sleep studies — including adult polysomnography, multiple sleep latency, titration and split night studies, as well as maintenance of wakefulness tests — are available at our Livingston and Chilton Medical Center locations. Our pediatric sleep center is also providing overnight sleep studies for children.

Home sleep studies are available through sleep center’s location in Livingston and at Chilton Medical Center. Please schedule an appointment for in-person device pick up.

To arrange a study or for further assistance, please call the center at 973-971-4567.

Diagnosing a sleep disorder depends largely upon the patient’s symptoms and may require a variety of tests. At Atlantic Health Sleep Centers, we assess patients using:

Physical examination
Detailed review of medication use and family history
Sleep study, or polysomnography, if appropriate

In some cases, we may ask patients to keep a detailed history of their sleep patterns in a diary, journal or medical device for one to two weeks to aid in the diagnosis.

Man with sleep disorder reaches for alarm clock

Sleep Studies

An overnight sleep study is one of the most valuable tests used by our centers. It is a painless and non-invasive recording of the quantity and quality of an individual’s sleep. The data obtained from these studies helps us diagnose and treat sleep-related breathing disorders, movement disorders, difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep, and behavioral sleep disorders. Sleep studies can be performed at our sleep centers or in the comfort of your home.

Learn more about what to expect >