Sleep Center

  • A Multidisciplinary Assessment at the Sleep Center

    The Sleep Center at Cincinnati Children’s provides multidisciplinary assessment and management to help children with sleep problems get the sleep they need to stay healthy.

    Sleep studies are often performed to observe a child’s sleep in a sleep laboratory.  This helps team members at the Sleep Center better understand problems that could be causing a child’s sleep disorder. Children suspected of having sleep-disordered breathing are typically referred to the pediatric Sleep Laboratory, where sleep patterns are studied in depth.

    The Sleep Center, which is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, offers multiple services, including:

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  • Patients and Families

    Visit our Patients and Families section to read patient stories, patient education materials, glossary terms and review related resources.

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  • Conditions Treated

     The Sleep Center treats a variety of sleep-related conditions, including restless leg syndrome and apnea of infancy.

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  • A young patient in the Sleep Center shows off her many tubes.

    A young patient in the Sleep Center shows off her many tubes.

    Studying Patients

    A young patient in the Sleep Center shows off her many tubes.

    A young patient in the Sleep Center shows off her many tubes.

  • Pulmonary Medicine

    In its 2012 issue of “Best Children’s Hospitals,” U.S. News & World Report ranks Cincinnati Children’s as the No. 2 pulmonology program in the nation.
    Ranked #2 in the US News & World Report's latest rankings for pulmonary care among children's hospital, the Division of Pulmonary Medicine features specialized centers for cystic fibrosis, asthma, sleep disorders and rare lung diseases. Read more