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Diagnostics de référence · Thérapies fondées sur les preuves
A sleep medicine that links symptoms to solutions
From the first consultation to advanced nocturnal explorations and long-term follow-up, we offer hospital-level sleep disorder diagnoses in a multidisciplinary, patient-centered approach.
Laboratory polysomnography
Objective sleepiness testing
Home sleep breathing studies
Specialized investigations and tests (outpatient and/or laboratory) as soon as possible - typically 2 to 4 weeks.
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Scope
Outpatient & in-lab
Model
Multidisciplinary team
Focus
Sleep & circadian health
What we offer
Our services
A complete clinical offer: structured consultations, prioritized access to investigations, condition-specific support programmes, and treatments aligned with international sleep medicine standards.
Consultations
Children, adults, and elderly subjects. Sleep planners and questionnaires to clarify symptoms, risks, and the most appropriate next steps.
Specialized investigations / tests
Outpatient and/or laboratory assessments, organized as soon as possible — typically within 2 to 4 weeks. 2 à 4 semaines..
- Polysomnography (PSG).
- Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT)
- Maintenance of Wakefulness Test (MWT).
- Ventilatory polygraphy (ambulatory).
Supports
Dedicated programmes for major sleep disorder groups:
- Insomnias
- Hypersomnias (narcolepsy, idiopathic hypersomnia, Kleine-Levin syndrome)
- Breathing disorders (sleep apnea, snoring)
- Abnormal movements during sleep and REM sleep behaviour disorder
Treatments
- Positive airway pressure (CPAP), positional treatments, mandibular advancement orthosis
- Behavioural and cognitive therapies for insomnia (CBT-I)
- Chronotherapy, light therapy
Diagnostics & neurophysiology
Sleep medicine tests
Each description below reflects the clinical utility of the investigation — from first-line screening to advanced neurophysiology when diagnosis requires definitive data.
Sleep diary
Your clinician examines the patterns observed over a period of one to two weeks to identify factors related to hypersomnia, insomnia, and sleep quality, as well as any potential circadian misalignment or habits that might respond to behavioral therapy.
Polysomnography (PSG).
Reference overnight examination recording brain, eye, muscle, cardiac, and respiratory activity to diagnose sleep disorders.
Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT)
Objective daytime protocol with scheduled naps, usually the day after polysomnography, to assess excessive daytime sleepiness.
Maintenance of Wakefulness Test (MWT).
Measures your ability to remain awake in low-stimulus conditions — often after polysomnography — to assess daytime vigilance.
Ventilatory polygraphy (ambulatory).
Home-based non-invasive recording of respiratory and cardiovascular signals for sleep apnea screening and diagnosis.
Standard and extended electroencephalography (EEG).
Scalp EEG from brief standard recordings to prolonged video-EEG for rare or nocturnal brain activity abnormalities.
Oximetry
A simple overnight measure of blood oxygen saturation to screen for desaturations suggestive of sleep-disordered breathing.
Actimetry
Wearable actimeter recording movement to estimate sleep-wake timing and circadian rhythm patterns.
Salivary and urinary profiles of melatonin and cortisol
Hormone sampling over time to map circadian phase of melatonin and cortisol for rhythm disorders.
Clinical leadership
Our team
A multidisciplinary team spanning somnology, neurophysiology, psychiatry, neurology, pulmonology, and otorhinolaryngology — coordinated around a single clinical goal: better sleep, safer nights, and clearer days.
Director · Laboratory
Mrs. Rita Meystre
Director, in charge of the laboratory, Accreditation in Somnology-Technology ESRS
Scientific Director
Dr. Mehdi Tafti
Scientific Director, SSSSC Accredidation in Clinical Somnology, Neurophysiology and Neurogenetics
Medical Director
Dr. Eric Lainey
Medical Director, SSSSC Accredidation in Sleep Medicine, Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
Specialist
Dr. Philippe Temperli
Neurology
Sleep Medicine
Dr. Maria Cordier
SSSSC Accredidation in Sleep Medicine, Neurology
Specialist
Dr. Pierre Mo Costabella
Pulmonology
Specialist
Dr. Bérénice Samutelela
Otorhinolaryngology
How we think about care
Our mission
A holistic approach to your health — because sustainable sleep improvement rarely depends on a single lever.
Six areas we balance together
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Sleep
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Biological rhythms
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Nutrition
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Physical activity & mobility
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Social activity & lifestyle
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Psychology
What this means in practice
We translate complex findings into an actionable plan you can follow — combining medical treatment, behavioural strategies, timing of rest and activity, and coordinated follow-up across specialties when needed.