About Us

At The Sleep Wellness Institute, our staff has been providing the highest quality diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders since 1994. From the simple, friendly patient referral process to our 72 hour turnaround on results, we take the time to manage your patients' care from diagnosis through treatment options.

Our team, which includes a board-certified sleep medicine physician, nurse practitioners, expert technicians and staff stands ready to give your patient a better life through better sleep. As Centers of Excellence in sleep disorders, our West Allis and Mequon locations feature:

Complete care from consultation to diagnosis and treatment, including CPAP therapy
Comfortable, home-like facility
Most insurances accepted
Flexible payment options and major credit cards accepted
Open 7 nights per week, with evening clinic hours
Fast, quality results from a caring, professional staff
Medicare approved

In addition, your patients can visit sleepwell.org24 hours a day to complete a free sleep apnea risk assessment.

To refer a patient or for more information:
phone: 414-336-3000

fax: 414-336-101

Dear Colleagues,

The newsletters to the left contain many important articles with direct links for more information. I encourage you to review the information and email me your thoughts and or questions. Click here to send a message.

Dr. Villareal
Sleep Medicine Director
Sleep Wellness Institute, Inc.

Physician & Provider Newsletter

June, 2015

In this month's issue:

Safety Notice for Patient's with Systolic Heart Failure Treated with Adaptive Servo Ventilation (ASV)
Q&A on the Safety Notice for Patients with Systolic Heart Failure Treated with Adaptive Servo Ventilation

September, 2014

In this month's issue:

Suvorexant: New FDA Approved Hypnotic
The American College of Physicians (ACP) Issues Guidelines for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

April, 2014

In this month's issue:

Sleep Apnea Awareness Day: April 18, 2014
Pre-Operative Polysomnography is Recommended for Children Undergoing Adenotonsillectomy for Presumed Sleep Apnea
The American Society of Anesthesiologists Updates Their Guidelines on Perioperative Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea

March, 2014

In this month's issue:

Introducing SHUTI: Internet Based Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia is Efficacious in Adults

October, 2013

In this month's issue:

CDC Describes Hypnotic Pattern of Use
Nocturnal Hypoxemia Associated to Mild to Moderate Kidney Disease
1 in 5 Young Children withSevere Obstructive Sleep Apnea are Not Completely Cured After Adenotonsillectomy

September, 2013

In this month's issue:

Gestational Diabetes Mellitus is Associated with OSA and Greater Sleep Disturbances
Children with Symptoms of Sleep Disorders are at Risk for Poor Academic Performance
Yoga Improves Sleep Quality in Cancer Survivors