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Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New EnglandSleep Clinic in Worcester, MA

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England
3.4

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England

Main Office

Address123 Summer Street Suite 334, Worcester, MA 1608
Phone(508) 363-9488; (508) 363-9485
Fax
mondayOpen 24 hours
tuesdayOpen 24 hours
wednesdayOpen 24 hours
thursdayOpen 24 hours
fridayOpen 24 hours
saturdayOpen 24 hours
sundayOpen 24 hours
AASM AccreditedAASM Accredited Sleep Center
Services
Home Sleep TestingIn-Lab Sleep Testing (Polysomnography)Sleep Medicine Consultation

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England is an AASM-accredited sleep center located in Worcester, MA. The clinic specializes in home sleep testing, in-lab sleep testing (Polysomnography), and sleep medicine consultation. Patients can receive expert care for hypersomnia/excessive daytime sleepiness, insomnia, sleep apnea, and snoring.

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Google Reviews

Patient reviews from Google

3.4
out of 5
Based on 5 reviews
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Mandy HartGoogle Review
4 months ago

I am so appalled with this place and their complete and utter lack of appropriate management that I don't even know where to start. But I'll at least start with the fact that I cannot give an opinion on the sleep study itself, since I didn't have one and nor did the other patient scheduled. Upon arrival nobody knew what was going on. The check-in kept trying to get hold of the sleep lab, But the people were unresponsive. Sleep lab lights off nobody answering. They eventually found out that one tech had called out the day before, and two of them had called out of the day of. Nobody bothered to inform myself or the other patient who both waited 6 months for the appointments and traveled an hour to get to there. They literally had two patients that were sleep deprived and exhausted come all the way out waste time wondering what the heck was happening while they assured me because I was getting super anxious that everything was going to be fine and I would be getting the sleep study. Only to do a complete 180 and tell us that "sorry we don't really know what happened exactly." It's completely unethical to toy with people's life and health and safety like that. Also, I was told this was a one off. But it clearly is not. The other patient told me that this was her second time arriving for her sleep study only to get sent home because of staffing issues. This was in addition to the two times that she got canceled over the phone shortly before her scheduled slot. She has been waiting over a year because they keep canceling on her. I am suffering, and I am exhausted, And I was not even given the simple courtesy of a phone call.

KM
Kelly MaloneGoogle Review
5 months ago

Todd was incredible! He kept me relaxed and informed with a great sense of humor and made me feel at ease despite nerves. The individual room was spacious and comfortable but I definitely recommend a few home touches like a favorite pillow for the best possible sleep.

KH
Kylie HoganGoogle Review
a year ago

Just went for my second sleep study at Saint Vincents and had no complaints! The staff is all super nice, helpful and they try to make you as comfortable as can be. Todd was my tech for the night and he was super sweet and funny. You can tell he truly love’s his job and the people he works with. Highly recommend :)

JR
Jj RomanGoogle Review
a year ago

I just brought my 2 year old son and everything was accommodated for or has been explained in detail can’t talk highly enough of the staff especially a tech named Todd get him for children he’s the best

CD
Cuyler DeArrudaGoogle Review
2 years ago

I had a terrible experience at the St. Vincent Hospital Sleep Lab. To start, staff did not properly explain the process-- I was basically hooked up to their monitoring equipment and told "Good luck." Yes, I was given the opportunity to ask questions, but "you don't know what you don't know." I would have appreciated a lot more explanation at the start. Also, the sleep lab seems to be designed to inhibit sleep. The HVAC system loudly drones throughout the night and the room is far from sound-proof. During my stay there, I could hear staff talking, opening and closing doors, and even using their microwave multiple times throughout the night. I was told that if I needed help during the night, I should just speak up and a staff member (who is supposed to be always listening) will respond. However, I called out for help three times during the night and never got a response. My sleep study was scheduled to include an overnight study and additional tests the following day. However, due to the inhospitable environment I was in, I was only able to get about 2 hours of sleep and the study was cut short (6 hours of sleep were required to continue testing). How am I expected to get 6 hours of sleep in such a noisy environment with inattentive and inconsiderate staff members? The St. Vincent Hospital Sleep Lab needs a structural overhaul and the staff need to be retrained on how to help patients achieve a successful study. I recommend avoiding this facility wherever possible.

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Questions about Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England

Does Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England offer sleep studies?

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England lists in-lab sleep studies (polysomnography) and home sleep apnea testing. Call the clinic to confirm which tests it currently offers.

What conditions does Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England treat?

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England lists care for Hypersomnia/Excessive Daytime Sleepiness, Insomnia, Sleep Apnea, and Snoring.

What are the hours at Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England?

The listed hours are Monday to Sunday: Open 24 hours. Hours can change, so call before you visit.

How do I make an appointment at Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England?

To reach Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England, call (508) 363-9488 or use the clinic's website. Ask whether you need a referral and whether the clinic accepts your insurance.

Where is Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England located?

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England is listed at 123 Summer Street Suite 334, Worcester, MA 1608.

How is Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England rated?

Sleep Disorders Institute of Central New England has a rating of 3.4 out of 5 from 5 Google reviews.

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Conditions treated at this clinic

InsomniaSleep ApneaSnoring

Services and treatments

Home Sleep Testing

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