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We provide a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating a variety of sleep disorders. Reach out at Vector Sleep Clinic.

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Prefer to talk it through? Call the Rego Park team to ask about sleep studies, EEG testing, or what your insurance needs before your visit.

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Visiting Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center in Rego Park, Queens

The clinic is located at 26, 62-60 99th St, Rego Park, NY 11374. Rego Park sits along Queens Boulevard and connects to Manhattan by the E, F, M, and R subway lines, so the trip from most Manhattan neighborhoods runs about twenty to thirty minutes. The clinic serves patients from across Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Staten Island.

Sleep physician reviewing a patient's sleep patterns with him during a consultation
Stat chart: 21 years serving Queens since 2005, 900 to 1000 sleep studies performed per year, all major insurance accepted including Medicare and Medicaid
Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center by the numbers: 21 years serving Queens (since 2005), 900 to 1,000 sleep studies performed every year, and all major insurance plans accepted, including Medicare and Medicaid.

Insurance and What to Expect

Checking your coverage

Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center accepts all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Call ahead and the team can confirm what your specific plan covers and whether your policy requires a referral before you schedule a study. If you have Medicare, its own page on sleep study coverage explains what Part B pays for. For a plain guide to how private plans, Medicaid and Medicare handle sleep testing in New York, read does insurance cover a sleep study in New York.

Before your first visit

A sleep study is how doctors confirm sleep apnea and many other sleep disorders, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. It usually helps to have these ready when you call or come in:

  • Your insurance card and a photo ID
  • A referral from your doctor, if your plan asks for one
  • A list of the medications you take
  • A few notes on your sleep: snoring, waking up at night, or feeling tired during the day

Depending on your symptoms, the clinic offers sleep apnea care, evaluation for restless legs syndrome, CBT-I for insomnia, and multi-day wireless EEG testing for nighttime movements and suspected nocturnal seizures. The full range is listed on the sleep disorder services page. Board-certified neurologist and sleep medicine specialist Dr. Dmitriy Kolesnik, MD, leads the clinical work; read more on the Dr. Kolesnik profile. If you are deciding between testing options, the at-home versus in-lab sleep study comparison walks through the difference.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I schedule an appointment at Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center?

Call the clinic directly at 718-830-2800. The team will ask about your symptoms and insurance, and help you schedule the right type of evaluation, whether that is an in-lab sleep study, at-home testing, or EEG monitoring.

Does Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center accept my insurance?

The clinic accepts all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Call 718-830-2800 and the team can confirm your specific plan’s coverage and whether a referral is required.

Where is the clinic located and how do I get there?

Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center is at 26, 62-60 99th St, Rego Park, NY 11374, along Queens Boulevard. The E, F, M, and R subway lines connect Rego Park to Manhattan, with a trip time of about twenty to thirty minutes from most Manhattan neighborhoods.

Do I need a referral to be seen?

Some insurance plans require a referral for coverage. Call 718-830-2800 and the team can tell you what your specific plan requires. You do not need to wait for a referral to call and ask questions.

What conditions does Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center treat?

The clinic diagnoses and treats sleep apnea, restless legs syndrome, insomnia, and nighttime movement disorders, and runs prolonged ambulatory EEG testing to investigate suspected nocturnal seizures. The full list is on the sleep disorder services page.