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 Our Lady of Lourdes Sleep Disorders Center offers expanded services at its modern site located off Kaliste Saloom (one block from Pinhook Rd.) at 100 Asma Blvd., Building I, Suite 205, Lafayette, Louisiana.
New Lourdes Sleep Disorders Center now
in CROWLEY, LA!Located at 1325 Wright Avenue,
Tower One Building, Suite I
next to American Legion Hospital
337-783-4448
 Under the direction of Board Certified Sleep Specialist,
Dr. Roger E. Stueben, FCCP, D,ABSM
When looking for the best standards of care in Sleep Medicine,
Our Lady of Lourdes Sleep Center is your choice!- First Sleep Center in Acadiana - Established in 1985
- First Sleep Center in Acadiana to be accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine — the only recognized accrediting board in Sleep Medicine
- Board Certified Sleep Specialist — Dr. Roger E. Stueben, FCCP, D,ABSM
- First Registered Polysomnographic Technologist in Acadiana — Christine Soileau
- Evaluate & Treat: Apnea, Narcolepsy, Restless Leg Syndrome, Insomnia, Parasomnia (Sleep Walking, Sleep Talking), Sleep-related Cardiac Dysrythmias and others.
 
Our Lady of Lourdes Sleep Disorders Center was the first accredited sleep disorders center in Acadiana beginning in 1997, and today maintains its high marks in credentialing. As an accredited center, we provide the latest technology and expertise to diagnose and treat sleep disorders. We have six comfortable bedroom suites with private bathrooms so sleep study patients can groom, dress and be ready to leave for the next morning's routine. We provide state of the art equipment and three (3) registered sleep technologist on staff. We also provide private, sound and light attenuated bedrooms with video monitoring using infrared and low light cameras to record every type of sleep disorder and a centralized control room with staff in attendance for all night on-line monitoring.
What is a sleep study?The procedure usually requires two consecutive nights which are done as an outpatient. Arrival time is 9:00pm. The study consists of non-invasive monitors that record your brainwaves, heart activity, blood oxygen level, breathing and muscle movement during sleep. The study ends at approximately 6:30am. The physician sleep disorders specialist reviews the results of the first night’s study and then you are free to leave. You return for the second night at 9:00pm.
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