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Quality sleep is important to a child's health and well-being. The pediatric sleep center team at Dayton Children’s is dedicated to helping children with sleep-related problems improve the quality of their sleep and their overall health.

The pediatric sleep center is one of a few centers in the country accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM). The sleep clinic is supervised by a physician board-certified in sleep medicine. The physician works with a fully credentialed polysomnographic technologist and a wide range of pediatric subspecialists. Inpatient and outpatient sleep studies are scheduled Sunday through Friday, making every effort to accommodate working parents, at our two convenient AASM-accredited sleep laboratories (Springboro and Dayton campuses).

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Hila Collins, MS, RN, CPNP-AC, CIC

sleep medicine
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Ryan Sinclair, PhD

behavioral health, psychology
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Zachary Woessner, PsyD.

behavioral health, psychology
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Sarah Gehring, MS, CPNP-PC

sleep medicine
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Kimberlyn Chandler
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Kimberlyn Chandler, MS, FNP-BC

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sleep medicine

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4.75 out of 5

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Scheduling for new sleep medicine patients only. For all other appointments, please call 937-641-5004, option 2. 

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The sleep medicine department is available by phone at 937-641-5004 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. After hours, call 937-641-3000 to reach the hospital's operator and ask for the sleep medicine provider on call. 

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