Contrary to what most people think, sleep is not a time of inactivity, at least when it comes to your brain and body regulation. It is not the same as turning off a switch or shutting down.
Learn more »If you have come to this site, you are likely concerned about your sleep. Unlike some sleep centres, we treat the entire array of sleep disorders.
Learn more »Once you contact the York Region Sleep Disorders Centre, you will be offered an opportunity to see one of our Sleep Specialists. During this consultation, an in depth history will be taken to better understand your concerns as they relate to sleep.
Learn more »Our tests include: Overnight Polysomnography, Overnight CPAP Titration Study, Next Day Multiple Sleep Latency Test, and Next Day Maintenance of Wakefulness Test.
Learn more »While there are almost 100 different sleep disorders, the most common are Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) or Insomnia.
Learn more »You’ll need a referral from a qualified healthcare professional to have an X-ray.
Learn more »X-ray is a type of scan that uses X-ray radiation to produce images of the inside of the body. It’s really useful in many situations, including bone fractures and other injuries, lung conditions, heart size and joint arthritis.
Learn more »You’ll need a referral from a qualified healthcare professional to have an ultrasound scan.
Learn more »An ultrasound scanner uses high frequency sound waves to create an image of the inside of the body. It is one of the safest types of scan you can have.
Learn more »Screening mammography is a specific type of breast imaging that uses low-dose x-rays to detect cancer early – before women experience symptoms – when it is most treatable.
Learn more »Untreated sleep apnea can cause serious health problems. If it's not treated, sleep apnea can lead to: high blood pressure, stroke, heart attack, motor vehicle collisions, depression, decreased sexual function, or work-related injuries.
Learn more »If you live in Ontario, you are fully insured for all health related care related to determining a diagnosis related to treating your symptoms.
You will need to be referred by your physician who will need to complete a referral for a consult with one of our Sleep Specialist or with our Respirologists depending on the nature of your concerns.
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