Queens Sleep Study and Sleep Disorder Testing in Rego Park
Vector Sleep Diagnostic Center is a sleep lab in Rego Park, Queens, at 62-60 99th St. Rego Park is bordered by Elmhurst and Corona to the north, Forest Hills to the east and south, and Middle Village to the west. Patients from across Queens come here for in-lab sleep studies and EEG testing. We have run sleep studies since 2005, between 900 and 1000 a year, and we accept all major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Call (718) 830-2800.
Astoria Patients
Astoria is in northwestern Queens. Patients from Astoria come to our Rego Park lab for sleep studies and EEG testing. See our Astoria page.
Our One Location: Rego Park, Queens
Queens Neighborhoods We Serve
Long Island City
Sleep testing for Long Island City
The 7 train stops in Long Island City at all hours. Ride it to Jackson Heights and Roosevelt Avenue, then transfer to the R, M, E or F train to 63rd Drive and Rego Park.
Flushing Patients
The 7 train runs from Flushing and Main Street at all hours. Ride it to Jackson Heights and Roosevelt Avenue, then transfer to the R, M, E or F train to 63rd Drive and Rego Park.
Forest Hills
Sleep testing for Forest Hills
Forest Hills borders Rego Park to the east and south. The 67th Avenue and 63rd Drive stations on Queens Boulevard are one and two stops from Forest Hills and 71st Avenue. See our Forest Hills page.
Jackson Heights
Sleep testing for Jackson Heights
From Jackson Heights and Roosevelt Avenue, the R and M trains (and the E and F late at night) run along Queens Boulevard to 63rd Drive and Rego Park.
Ridgewood
Sleep testing for Ridgewood
Ridgewood patients can drive along Woodhaven Boulevard, one of the roads that borders Rego Park. On weekdays the M train also stops at 63rd Drive and Rego Park.
Bayside
Sleep testing for Bayside
Bayside is in northeastern Queens. By car, Rego Park sits along the Long Island Expressway, which runs across Queens.
Sunnyside
Sleep testing for Sunnyside
The 7 train stops in Sunnyside at all hours. Transfer at Jackson Heights and Roosevelt Avenue to the R, M, E or F train toward 63rd Drive and Rego Park.
Whitestone Patients
Whitestone is in northeastern Queens. By car, Rego Park sits along the Long Island Expressway.
Other Queens patients come from Fresh Meadows, Pomonok, Queensboro Hill and the Chabad of Rego Park community. Every study takes place at our one lab in Rego Park.
Queens Community District 6 includes Rego Park and Forest Hills. For directions from the other boroughs, see our areas we serve page.
Sleep Services for Queens Patients
Sleep Apnea Diagnosis and Treatment
Sleep apnea is a common condition in which your breathing stops and restarts many times while you sleep. It is diagnosed with a sleep study, and breathing devices such as CPAP machines, together with lifestyle changes, are common treatments, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. We run the overnight study that confirms sleep apnea and the CPAP titration study that sets your air pressure. See sleep apnea care.Insomnia Care and CBT-I
Insomnia is chronic when it happens 3 or more nights a week for more than 3 months, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. We treat chronic insomnia with cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), and we run a sleep study when another disorder, such as sleep apnea, may be keeping you awake.Restless Legs Syndrome
We evaluate restless legs syndrome, which causes an urge to move the legs, usually in the evening or at rest. See RLS care.Daytime Testing (MSLT)
Some problems need more than an overnight study, such as heavy daytime sleepiness or unusual events at night. Our specialized evaluations can include the Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT) and EEG studies, including prolonged EEG of 7 to 14 days.Consultation and Education
A sleep consultation reviews your symptoms, sleep history and medications, then decides which test, if any, you need. Our medical director, Dr. Dmitriy Kolesnik, MD, is board certified in Neurology and Sleep Medicine.EEG Testing
Our EEG testing records the electrical activity of the brain, including prolonged EEG of 7 to 14 days for events a short recording can miss.Short Sleep in Queens
CDC PLACES estimates that 36.5 percent of adults in Queens usually sleep less than 7 hours a night, compared with 35.9 to 43.2 percent across the five boroughs. If poor sleep comes with loud snoring, daytime sleepiness or restless legs, a sleep study can find the cause.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sleep Testing in Queens
Book a Sleep Study in Queens
Call (718) 830-2800 or send us a message to book a sleep study at our Rego Park lab.