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AASM Accredited Pediatric & Adult Sleep Disorder Center
Home Sleep Tests & In-Lab Studies
Better Sleep, Better Life
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Mid-Michigan Center for Sleep Disorders is a State-of-the-Art facility specializing in pediatric sleep medicine and the ONLY AASM Accredited Pediatric AND Adult Sleep Center. Dr. Zureikat is a DOUBLE BOARD certified Adult and Pediatric Sleep Specialist. We provide high quality diagnostic sleep testing, therapeutic (PAP) titrations, and alternative options to treat all sleep disorders in adults and children. Common disorders include; obstructive sleep apnea, restless leg syndrome, insomnia, delayed sleep phase syndrome, circadian rhythm disorder, cognitive behavioral therapy, and many other sleep disorders. We also provide CPAP mask fittings and troubleshooting machines. We can help you overcome the challenge of adapting and accepting CPAP as a part of your nightly routine and sleep. The center is a free standing, independent sleep testing facility that boasts of the highest technology available with rooms that have all of the comforts of home. Our sleep technicians are experienced in pediatric and adult sleep with extensive training for the care of any age. The national average for CPAP compliance is around 40%...Mid Michigan Sleep Center surpasses this percentage by double at 80%! We will work with you as a support system, to make sure you get the best treatment and outcome from your PAP machine. We provide quality and timely service. We strive to have sleep studies completed and faxed to your primary care physician/referring physician, and within 3 business days. We look forward to helping you get a better night's sleep and positively affect your health, family, and and over quality of life. This page is administrated by our staff. We do not claim ownership or rights to any of the information posted. If you feel a post is offensive, please contact Colleen Williams-Supervisor of Mid Michigan Sleep Center at the office number provided or you may email/message us with any concerns.

07/21/2026

Most people visit their dentist more frequently in a calendar year than their primary physician. Next time you head to your dentist, ask them if they notice any of these symptoms. If yes, you would be a great candidate for a sleep study!

Use the link in our bio to schedule your at home sleep study today! 💤🪥🦷

07/08/2026

Snoring isn’t always harmless. Frequent, loud snoring can be a warning sign of obstructive sleep apnea—a common but treatable sleep disorder.

Better sleep starts with knowing the signs. If snoring has become a nightly occurrence, it may be time to get evaluated.

💙 Your health starts with a good night’s sleep.
📞 Contact MMSC today! Patient care is always our number one priority.

07/01/2026

We hope you all have a great 4th of July without sacrificing your sleep. Here are a few easy tips to help you stay rested throughout the holiday weekend! 💙❤️

If you think your sleep is being disrupted even when alcohol is not involved, come see our team at MMSC and we will make sure you’re getting quality rest!

06/23/2026

Last week, some members of our team here at MMSC had the opportunity to attend the 2026 Sleep Conference in Baltimore!

This was the 40th annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies in which the leading sleep experts of the world come together to share knowledge, network, and ways to improve the future of sleep.

Here at MMSC, we are always trying to learn and adapt to become the best possible providers we can be! Our patients health and happiness is truly our number one priority.

06/05/2026

The answer is no! Consistently overworking your body will lead to many more health concerns than the breathing abnormalities you are already facing.

Schedule a sleep test today to finally not only improve your breathing, but your overall health! 💤

Message us or link in bio to schedule!

06/02/2026

The answer is…

C!

Many people think they can function just fine on 5 or 6 hours of sleep, but most adults need 7-9 hours each night for optimal health, focus, and energy.

If you experience…
✔️Daytime fatigue
✔️ Brain fog
✔️ Irritability
✔️ Morning headaches
✔️ Difficulty concentrating
✔️ Increased cravings
…there’s a chance this is caused by your sleeping habits!

05/19/2026

Did you know you may not need an overnight stay for a sleep study?

Here at Mid Michigan Sleep Center, we offer at-home sleep testing options that are simple and comfortable for you to use! Depending on your needs, any one of these devices can be the first step to getting better sleep—all from comfort of your own home.

Call us or check out our website to learn if a sleep study may be right for you!

10/29/2025

🎃👻 We’re excited our neighboring businesses are hosting Trunk or Treat tonight from 6–7 PM! Stop by for some spooky fun, candy, and smiles! 🍬🦇

Big thanks to Century 21 Metro Brokers, Dental Care Team, and all the amazing local partners for bringing the community together. 🧡

See you there!
Mid Michigan Sleep Center 😴✨

🎃👻 Today’s the day — Trunk or Treat! 🚗🍬

Join the Dental Care Team, Century 21 Metro Brokers , along with other amazing business's tonight from 6 PM to 7 PM for a safe, fun, and spooky community event! 🕸️🦇

Bring your costumes, smiles, and sweet tooth — we can’t wait to see everyone’s creative looks and share some treats (and maybe a few tricks 😉)!

🧡 See you tonight for some Halloween fun! 🎃
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03/09/2024

Don’t forget to Spring forward tonight: Clocks are set ahead by one hour at 2 a.m. local time on March 10.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine advises trying to slowly adjust your schedule by going to bed around 15-20 minutes earlier each day.

The timing of other daily activities, such as meals and exercise, can also be gradually adjusted forward.

Although the time change doesn’t officially occur until 2 a.m., set your watch and household clocks to the new time before you go to bed.

Most cell phones and electronic devices automatically update to daylight saving time overnight. If your devices aren’t set to update the time automatically, make sure to adjust them before bed.

Prioritize Daylight Exposure

To decrease sleep disruptions after the switch to daylight saving time, make a plan to go outside, ideally in the morning, and receive sun exposure on the Sunday after the time change. If you live in a cold climate that makes being outside difficult, open your curtains and sit near a window to take in a meaningful dose of natural light.

Take Precautions in Case of Sleep Disruption

Try not to overload your schedule on the Sunday or Monday after the time shift in case you’re experiencing daytime sleepiness. If possible, schedule important meetings or events for later in the week when you’ve had more time to adjust. It’s also best to avoid long drives right after the time change because of the potential dangers of drowsy driving.

Upgrade Your Sleep Hygiene

It’s much easier to receive consistent sleep if you have healthy habits and a bedroom environment that is conducive to sleep. These are known collectively as sleep hygiene, and upgrading your sleep hygiene can pay dividends during daylight saving time and throughout the year.

For more information on DST or Sleep Hygiene - contact us at Mid Michigan Sleep Center at 810-953-3600!

11/27/2023

How you help a child go to sleep may affect their behavior, according to research.

Passive ways of helping a child fall asleep (e.g., cuddling, singing, and reading) were positively related to a child’s temperament, while active methods (e.g., walking, car rides, and playing) were linked with a fussy or difficult temperament. http://bit.ly/3GSw8lm

Address

8203 S Saginaw Street
Grand Blanc, MI
48439

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+18109533600

Website

http://midmichigansleep.com/

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