Sleep Center

Randall Children’s sleep specialists care for children in a welcoming environment 

Good quality sleep is essential to your child's health and development. If your child's sleep issues are keeping you up at night, we're here to help. Finding out why a sleep issue is occurring and creating a family-first care plan is what we do at Randall Children’s sleep center. Led by a neurologist (brain doctor) trained as a pediatric sleep specialist, our sleep center experts consider your family an important part of your child’s care team. 

Conditions we treat  

Our sleep specialists offer care plans for sleep issues that can affect your child’s mood, physical health and attention level, including: 

• Sleep-related breathing disorders (including sleep apnea) 
• Restless leg syndrome 
• Difficulty falling or staying asleep (insomnia) 
• Narcolepsy - is characterized by overwhelming daytime sleepiness and sudden attacks of sleeps 
• Irregular and disruptive sleep schedules (Circadian rhythm disorder) 
• Nightmares, sleep terrors, sleep talking and sleep walking (parasomnia) 

What can you expect?  

Every child is unique, which is why we treat sleep issues on a family-first basis. In order to understand what is affecting your child’s sleep, we start with a review of your child’s sleep-focused history, an exam, and a review of records that may involve a sleep questionnaire and a sleep diary.   

Our pediatric sleep specialists use all of this information to determine your child’s type of sleep difficulty. In some cases, additional testing such as an overnight sleep study may be recommended. Our specialists will work together with you to develop a thorough care plan for your child. 

What is an overnight sleep study? 

Sleep studies help us understand what type of sleep issues your child is having. Located on the campus of Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, our state-of-the-art sleep center is comfortable for children/young adults as well as for their parents. If your child is under 18, one parent must stay overnight with them. We provide two beds in a room for your peace of mind and convenience.  

Before we start, we’ll answer any questions and help your child feel safe and secure. Your child’s sleep will be tracked with sensors taped to their body. After the sensors are in place, you and your child may relax in your room until you are ready to go to sleep. When the study is done, we will take off the sensors and let you know the next steps. 

Based on the results the specialist will decide the best care plan to help solve your child's sleep problem. 

Your care team 

Our specialists understand the unique needs of children and young adults because they work with them every day. We take the time to get to know your family in a comfortable and safe environment with painless tests. Working together we will decide the best possible plan to reduce your child’s sleep problems. 

Teng Ji, M.D.
Gordon Gray Still, M.D.

For additional information about scheduling a sleep study, please call 503-413-3600