Some sleep-related disturbances are simply temporary inconveniences—jet lag for example—while others are potentially more serious. Common consequences of sleep deprivation include sexual dysfunction, depressed immune systems, impaired judgment while driving—even obesity. Certain sleep disorders have been linked to hypertension, heart disease, heart failure, and diabetes.

Harrison Medical Center's accredited Sleep Center performs more than 1,300 sleep studies a year. Our Sleep Center offers six comfortable suites—to meet the growing needs of our community. Each suite offers a queen-sized bed, a bathroom, and breakfast the next morning.

Our sleep suites include the latest in sleep diagnostic technology, which provides state of the art monitoring of each patient’s sleep patterns, and recorded symptoms for immediate diagnoses and recommended treatment.

Harrison's Sleep Center is the largest accredited sleep center on the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. We diagnose and treat 84 known sleep disorders.

If getting enough rest is a problem for you or your child, our center can facilitate your physician's referral for a sleep study. To get started, call 360-744-6812 or email.

Our board-certified sleep specialists also have a background in pulmonary medicine.

• Griffith Blackmon, MD, MPH
• David Corley, MD
• Roger Eagan, MD
• Cong Ying Stonestreet, MD
  

To get the slumber support you need, try attending AWAKE. AWAKE is our quarterly sleep support group. For details, call 360-744-6812 or email.

Download:

• Do You Need a Sleep Study?
• Your Sleep Study at Harrison Medical Center
• Sleep Study Questionnaire
• Drowsy Driving Facts

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The following videos explain Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), how to manage the disorder, and how to improve a patients quality of life, through interviews with medical experts and real-life patients.

• Inside OSA - Information for Sleep Apnea patients, part I
• Inside OSA - Information for Sleep Apnea patients, part II

Visit:

• Our Healthcenter to research common sleep disorders