Sleep Center opens its second branch | 
The Central Washington Sleep Diagnostic Center has opened its second branch in Moses Lake at 2323 W. Broadway Ave., Unit 4.
The facility aims to help people who have sleep disorders.
Sleep disorders are characterized by many symptoms, including depression, short-term memory loss, obesity, high-blood pressure, and heart disease.
“Moses Lake really needed a sleep lab,” commented Kelly Kane, marketing coordinator for the center. “The need was here, the demographic was here.”
Kane says that the opening of the center has been well-received by physicians and facilities.
The center will offer sleep studies to diagnose the patient’s sleep problem.
Source: Columbia Basin Herald
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