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What is the Center for Sleep Disorders at Johnson City Medical Center?

The Center for Sleep Disorders at Johnson City Medical Center is here to help Washington, Sullivan and Carter County rest easy. All patient rooms are designed to feel like a bedroom in your own home.

Why choose sleep centers of Middle Tennessee?

I was worried it would be stressful but the staff at Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee made it easy and stress-free. The whole process from study to results and treatment were fast, convenient and most importantly effective for me. I’m sleeping again and so is my wife.

How do I log into the sleep insights patient portal?

The printed Patient Portal instructions you received from Sleep Insights show an initial password with hyphens to enter the first time you log onto the portal. However, when entering your initial password, do NOT enter any hyphens—just the numbers/letters.

How do I contact the Center for sleep?

during the day. For more information, please call the Center for Sleep at (615) 284-7537.

New & Existing Patient Information

Find New Patient Paperwork, information about insurance, billing, prescription refills and more.

Additional Patient Forms

For your convenience, our office forms are available here to download and print. These forms are in pdf format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print these files. If you do not have one, you can download the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

CPAP and BiPAP Supply Reorder

If you’re a current patient currently using a CPAP or BiPAP and have been seen recently in our office for a follow-up appointment, you may request PAP supplies by telephone. Please call (615) 893-4896 and provide the following information:

How many people have trouble sleeping?

Approximately 164 million Americans have trouble sleeping. Are you one of them? Of the 164 million, nearly 70 million suffer from diagnosed sleep disorders and the most common disorder is obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). It’s 100% treatable too.

Is sleep study easy?

I was surprised at how easy a sleep study was. I was worried it would be stressful but the staff at Sleep Centers of Middle Tennessee made it easy and stress-free. The whole process from study to results and treatment were fast, convenient and most importantly effective for me. I’m sleeping again and so is my wife.

Can sleep apnea cause diabetes?

The best part is that when you treat your sleep apnea, you’re treating other more serious diseases and health issues too. Untreated OSA increases your risk of hypertension, stroke, diabetes, acid reflux, depression, and erectile dysfunction, among others.

Does sleep apnea cause heart disease?

The best part is that when you treat your sleep apnea you feel better, and you’re treating other more serious diseases and health issues too. Untreated OSA increases your risk of hypertension, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, acid reflux, depression and anxiety, weight gain, and erectile dysfunction, among others.

Do You Have Sleep Apnea and Don’t Know It Yet?

Approximately 164 million Americans have trouble sleeping. Are you one of them? Of the 164 million, nearly 70 million suffer from undiagnosed sleep disorders and the most common disorder is obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). It’s 100% treatable too.

How does a Sofha sleep test work?

A painless process, the studies are conducted by a licensed sleep technologist and involve attaching electrodes to the patient that record the amount and quality of the patient’s sleep. The recording techniques are noninvasive, and all electrodes are applied to the surface of the skin. During the study, various types of data are being collected, such as measurements of brain waves, heart rate, oxygen level, muscle activity, breathing pattern and other activities. Test results are reviewed by sleep physicians certified by the American Board of Sleep Medicine (ABSM).

Is the Sleep Center of State of Franklin Healthcare Associates accredited?

The Sleep Center of State of Franklin Healthcare Associates (SoFHA) is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and offers comprehensive testing for an array of sleep disorders. Our goal is to increase awareness about the importance and potential serious consequences of untreated sleep apnea and other sleep-related disorders. Many patients’ lives are improved significantly through the process of learning about, diagnosing, and managing these disorders.