Sleep Disorders Center

Sleep Disorder

Poor sleep takes a toll on nearly every facet of our lives, from our most intimate relationships to our performance in the workplace and behind the wheel.

Three-quarters of America's adults report at least one symptom of a sleep problem, such as snoring or waking during the night; about one-quarter (24%) say sleep problems affect their daily activities. Yet when asked if they think they have a sleep problem, three-quarters of respondents say "no."

  • Half say they are often tired, fatigued or don't feel up to par during the day and 17% say they feel this way nearly every day.
  • Only half of adults report getting "a good night's sleep" nearly every night.
  • 4% (more than seven million people) have had an accident or near accident because they were too tired or actually dozed off behind the wheel.

If left untreated, sleep disorders can cause high blood pressure, weight gain, headaches, and can even increase the risk of heart attack or stroke.

 

Our Services

Sleep Disorders

The Midwest Medical Sleep Center evaluates and treats patients with:

  • Sleep Apnea
  • Restless Legs Syndrome
  • Narcolepsy
  • Periodic Limb Movements
  • Snoring
  • Insomnia
  • Daytime Sleepiness
  • REM Behavior Disorder
  • Sleep Walking
  • Sleep Eating

Your first visit to the Midwest Medical Sleep Center will consist of a consultation with a sleep specialist. If after your initial evaluation it is determined that a sleep study is needed, you will then be scheduled for an overnight sleep study (to be performed at your convenience). Our spa-like bedrooms have been designed with your comfort in mind. You will be monitored with non-invasive, painless sensors.

These electrodes/sensors will monitor:

Sleep Center Team
  • Brain activity
  • Eye movements
  • Muscle activity
  • Breathing
  • Oxygen levels
  • Heart rate

After your sleep study, the specialist will interpret the study and make recommendations to both you and your physician where treatment options will be discussed.

To schedule an appointment
call 815-776-7381

 

Our Team

Koveleski

Jules Koveleski, M.D., is the Director of the Midwest Medical Sleep Center. He is Board-Certified in neurology, as well as certified by the American Board of Qualification in Electroencephalography and the American Association of Electromyography and Electrodiagnosis. He comes to Midwest Medical Center after thirty years as a consulting Neurologist for Lutheran General, Holy Family and Resurrection Hospitals, and he is currently working with the Center for Sleep Medicine with five locations throughout the Chicago area. Dr. Koveleski is a member of the American Academy of Neurology, the Chicago Neurological Society, the Illinois Medical Society and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
Bryant

Tammy Bryant

Tammy Bryant has a degree in Neurodiagnostics which she received in 1993. She spent 13 years working as a Neurodiagnostic Technologist, earning her credentials; RPSGT,REEG/REPT, RNCST.  Prior to her arrival at Midwest Medical Center, Tammy worked for Nihon Kohden America as a Clinical Support Specialist where she conducted training and worked in tech support for numerous labs across the United States.
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Holli Hoffman

Holli graduated from Northeast Iowa Community College in May 2007 with an Associates Degree of Science in Respiratory Therapy.   She received her Certification in Respiratory Therapy in June of 2007 and completed a Polysomnography course at Madison Area Technical College.  In 2008, Holli will take the Polysomnography Board Exam.