Contact
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General: +32 16 34 25 22 (weekdays from 08:45 to 12:00 and from 13:00 to 16:30)
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For questions about your CPAP device: +32 16 34 25 20
Appointments
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Are you a mynexuzhealth user? Book your appointment yourself via the mynexuzhealth website or the appointment module in the mynexuzhealth app.
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+32 16 34 71 00 - weekdays from 08:00 to 17:00
Address
Location and accessibility
Parking
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The designated car park for this department is parking Oost.
Initial consultation
The examination of sleep and wake disorders starts with a consultation with one of our specialists. You can book this appointment yourself. Based on a few questions about your sleep or wake issues, you will be referred to the most suitable specialist.
You may also be referred directly by a medical specialist for a polysomnography.
Examinations and diagnosis
If necessary, several additional examinations will be carried out after the initial consultation. These may take place via day admission or in combination with a polysomnography (sleep study). For a polysomnography, you will stay one night in hospital.
Sleep study in children
How does a polysomnography work in children? As a parent, can you stay overnight? And what should you bring? Discover the illustrated story ‘Juna in the sleep lab’ together with your child.
Visiting hours
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Visits are allowed every day from 08:00 to 20:00.
- Please note that due to the short duration of admission and scheduled tests and check-ups, there is little time for visits.
- The ward often makes individual arrangements with the patient and their loved ones when the presence of a visitor is useful (e.g. during key information sessions or education about the treatment).
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In certain cases, one relative may stay overnight with the patient (rooming-in):
- If the patient is admitted for more than one night to start home ventilation/CPAP therapy (e.g. patients with neuromuscular disorders).
- If the patient is physically and/or mentally under 12 years old. In that case, a parent or trusted adult must stay overnight.
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Turn off your mobile phone before entering the ward.
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Do not come for a visit if you are unwell yourself.