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Thank you for booking with The Wesley Hospital Sleep Disorders Centre. Just a few more steps to go to help us complete your booking:
Please fill out and submit each of the online forms below. They should only take a moment, but don’t worry if you’re short on time! You can save and come back to them as needed.
We have provided a number of frequently asked questions to help you with information regarding your sleep booking. Make sure you also read the information for A Guide To Your Sleep Study by selecting the relevant link below.
Urgent appointments can usually be arranged within 2 weeks.
Please use the links below to access the online forms.
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No, dinner is not provided, eat something prior to arrival at 6:30pm or bring something with you.
A light breakfast is provided the morning after your sleep study.
Bring any current medications you are taking, the pyjamas/sleepware.
Parking is available at a discounted rate. Alert our reception staff if you wish to use this. We will need your vehicle registration number to activate this (available only to patients staying overnight).
You will be woken up between 05:30 – 06:00am to prepare for departure of your room by 07:00am. If you have an appointment with Dr Scott the following morning, you will be seen between 08:00-9:00am (please do not leave the hospital grounds between vacating room at 7:00am and returning for consult at 08:00am)
Following your normal bed time routine is encouraged, however if you have not attempted sleep by 11:00pm staff will prompt you to do so.
You will need to be at the main admissions desk of the Wesley Hospital at 06:30pm. Our staff will collect you at 07:00pm and bring you to our rooms where your sleep study will be conducted (located in the Evan Thomson Building, which I also the multi storey carpark.
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