MedCentral Health and Fitness Center opens in Ontario
Written by: David Castillo on March 29th, 2010
MedCentral Health and Fitness Center opens in Ontario | 
Last Friday, there was a public sleep disorder clinic opened at the MedCentral Health and Fitness Center at West Fourth Street in Ontario.
The clinic provided sleep technicians, who were readily available to answer questions and concerns about sleep disorders and treatment equipment.
The center will run a two-night study to determine is a person has a sleep disorder and what sleep disorder it is. Following the first night, the technicians will provide the patient with a sleep disorder equipment to help them get a better night’s sleep.
The MedCentral Sleep Disorders Center is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and has several facilities to treat sleep disorders.
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