The team of clinicians in our Lung Health, ENT and Neurology centre boasts an unrivalled breadth of expertise and experience. This means patients will see a specialist who knows their condition inside out, and who will make sure they access the tests they need straight away.
Sleep Centre
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Sleep Centre
At OneWelbeck Sleep Centre we have an advanced diagnostics pathway for those struggling with their sleep and experiencing symptoms such as snoring or insomnia. Our service will identify any medical sleep disorders and ensure you see the appropriate specialist.
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Why the Sleep Centre at OneWelbeck?
A Stand-Out Experience
OneWelbeck takes a multi-specialty approach to sleep disorders, with leading consultants across Respiratory, Neurology, ENT and Cardiology who all have expertise in the various medical conditions which impact sleep. We offer a full specialist evaluation, and a range of home diagnostic sleep studies including sleep apnoea screening devices, NOX T3 studies, actigraphy watch and sleep diary for insomnia.
At-Home Sleep Diagnostics Study
Made Simple
At OneWelbeck we have an advanced diagnostics pathway for those struggling with their sleep and experiencing symptoms such as snoring or insomnia. Our diagnostics is made simple, and can be carried out in the comfort of your home.
At-Home Sleep Study
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)
Treatment Made Easy
CPAP is a form of treatment that uses continuous positive airway pressure to keep your airways stented open whilst you sleep, which is particularly useful for those diagnosed with sleep apnoea. Learn more about our complete annual package for your ongoing care.
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Neurological Sleep Study (Polysomnography)
A neurological sleep study will be recommended if you are showing signs of having a neurological sleep disorder. Sleep studies are used to monitor brain activity, heart rate, muscle tone, eye movements and breathing patterns while you sleep. Learn more about the at-home study.
Neurological Sleep StudySleep Conditions
Narcolepsy
Neurological Sleep Disorders
Nose and Throat-Related Sleep Disorders
Restless Leg Syndrome and Periodic Limb Movement
Sleep Apnoea
Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders
Snoring
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Snoring: what causes it & how can it be prevented?
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