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Sleep Medicine clinics in Hamilton, OH.

Compare 3 sleep specialists and sleep medicine clinics in Hamilton, OH - ratings, reviews, published services and contact options. Confirm details with each clinic.

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Kettering Health Hamilton Sleep Center clinic

Kettering Health Hamilton Sleep Center

4.0

Hamilton, OHSleep MedicineSince 1964

Kettering Health operates a network of hospitals and clinics in the Ohio region, including sleep-related services. Based on the provided page, there isn’t a specific “Kettering Health Hamilton Sleep Center” listed. However, Kettering Health headquarters and locations in southwest Ohio (e.g., Kettering, Miamisburg, Xenia, Troy) indicate sleep services are offered within their system, likely through Kettering Health Medical Group or hospital sleep centers in the connected facilities. - Kettering Health is a nonprofit network headquartered in Kettering, OH, with multiple locations in the region. - No explicit mention of a Hamilton location or a “Sleep Center” in Hamilton on the page. Recommendation: - Check the Kettering Health Facilities or Medical Group pages for a Hamilton location or sleep center. - Contact the provided numbers (e.g., 937-395-3963) for precise information on sleep disorders services in Hamilton or nearest Kettering Health sleep centers. - If Hamilton is essential, consider nearby Kettering Health locations in Troy, Miamisburg, or Xenia as potential sleep center options within the network.

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Sleep Centers | TriHealth clinic

Sleep Centers | TriHealth

Hamilton, OHSleep MedicineSince 1995

TriHealth operates nonprofit health systems in Cincinnati with multiple sleep-related services. While the site overview covers general hospital care and wellness programs, specific “Sleep Centers” for TriHealth Hamilton aren’t detailed in the provided extract. TriHealth does offer a full spectrum of health services through its hospitals and affiliated locations, and likely provides sleep medicine services (e.g., sleep studies, diagnosis, and treatment) at its sleep centers within/around Hamilton, OH, given its comprehensive wellness and hospital network. If you’re targeting Sleep Centers in TriHealth Hamilton, consider: - Checking TriHealth hospitals near Hamilton, OH (e.g., Bethesda North, Good Samaritan) for sleep medicine clinics or sleep disorder centers. - Looking for sleep study services (polysomnography), sleep medicine physicians, or dedicated sleep centers within TriHealth locations. - Contacting TriHealth directly at the Cincinnati HQ or the local hospital addresses for sleep services availability, appointment scheduling, and referral information. Key context from TriHealth: - Large nonprofit health system based in Cincinnati, founded 1995, with extensive hospital network. - Focus on prevention, wellness, and comprehensive care across many locations. - Parent organization: Catholic Health Initiatives. For precise, location-specific sleep center details (hours, services, providers, and appointment routes) you’ll want to visit TriHealth’s official site or contact their helpline directly.

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Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders clinic

Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders

Hamilton, OHSleep Medicine

- The Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders (DCND) is a physician-owned private practice offering comprehensive neurological care with 13 board-certified/eligible physicians. - They provide diagnosis and individualized treatment plans for a wide range of conditions, including sleep disorders, Alzheimer’s, brain tumors/head trauma, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, stroke, migraines, movement disorders, peripheral neuropathy, and related neurological issues. - DCND operates across nine area hospitals and maintains multiple offices in Ohio, with locations in Dayton/Miamisburg/Centerville area and Chesterville. - The practice emphasizes full-service neurology care, using therapies and advanced providers to diagnose and treat patients. - DCND is one of the larger independent neurology practices in Ohio, with about 23 staff and annual revenue around $34.3M. If you’re specifically looking for Sleep Disorders services at the Hamilton location: DCND is a regional practice with multiple Ohio offices, including Dayton-area locations, but the provided information does not list a Hamilton, OH office. Consider contacting DCND directly or visiting their site for the exact sleep disorders services at a Hamilton location, if available.

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Sleep Medicine clinics in Hamilton: FAQ

How many sleep specialists are listed in Hamilton, OH?

3 sleep medicine clinics are listed in Hamilton, OH.

Which sleep medicine clinics in Hamilton have the highest ratings?

Highest published ratings among the clinics listed here: Kettering Health Hamilton Sleep Center (4.0 out of 5).

Which sleep medicine clinics in Hamilton offer online booking?

2 of the 3 clinics listed here offer online booking: Kettering Health Hamilton Sleep Center; Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders.

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