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	Sleep Consultants, Inc.	Serving the sleep needs of Tarrant County and surrounding areas since 1982

"About 20 million Americans (20 to 25 percent of workers) perform shift work. Most shift workers get less sleep over 24 hours than day workers. Sleep loss is greatest for night shift workers, those who work early morning shifts, and female shift workers with children at home. About 60 to 70 percent of shift workers have difficulty sleeping and/or problem sleepiness."

NIH Publication No. 97-4071

Sleep Consultants, Inc. is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and it was the first accredited sleep center in Tarrant County (1985).

Do you have young children with sleep problems? - We helped Cook Children's Medical Center begin to provide pediatric sleep medical services in 2007. They are working towards accreditation. Please refer children age 5 and younger with suspected sleep problems to Cook Children's Medical Center.

We do not require a doctor-to-doctor referral, unless your insurance plan requires it. If you suspect you have a sleep disorder and would like to self-refer, please either call the office directly, complete and submit our online self-referral form, or complete our printable form and return by fax (817-336-2159) or email (referrals@sleepconsultants.com).

If you are a doctor's office, please refer patients to us by one of the following methods:

Complete and submit our online referral form, or complete our printable form and return by fax.

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Send information:

Reason for referral
Patient contact information/demographics
Patient insurance information (primary and secondary)
Referring physician contact information, including NPI number
Any prior sleep-related or other pertinent medical records

Email the above information to referrals@sleepconsultants.com, fax to the attention of "Sleep Referral" at (817) 336-2159 or (817) 877-5337, or mail to Sleep Referral, 1521 Cooper Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104

Services Offered:

Comprehensive evaluation and treatment of sleep disorders

Evaluation and treatment of excessive sleepiness

Couples studies

Desensitization therapy for CPAP compliance

Follow-up management of CPAP therapy

Evaluation and management of insomnia

Nocturnal oximetry and sleep studies in hospital, facility, or home (if covered by insurance)

Fiberoptic nasopharyngoscopy

Treatment of restless legs syndrome and periodic limb movements in sleep

Treatment of shift work sleep disorders

Occupational sleep medicine

Phototherapy

Referral for orthodontic appliances for sleep apnea

Nocturnal polysomnography

CPAP titration

Combined night study (diagnosis and CPAP treatment of sleep apnea)

Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT) and Maintenance of Wakefulness Test (MWT)

Pediatric sleep medicine (ages 6+)

Sleep-related research

Bariatric and peri-operative sleep medicine