Michigan Sleep Center accepts adult referrals for CBT-I, with treatment focused on the patterns that maintain insomnia.
Use your practice’s standard format to send these patient and referrer details.
Relevant clinical history is welcome, but not required.
Our team contacts your patient to arrange an assessment.
Why use CBT-I for insomnia?
CBT-I addresses sleep timing, time awake in bed and thoughts that interfere with rest.
The skills learned during treatment can be used when sleep problems recur.
Our clinicians are licensed in Michigan and trained to provide CBT-I.
We review benefits before the initial appointment and bill participating plans.
With consent in place, we can keep your practice informed about your patient’s sleep treatment and progress.
Consider referring adults who report:
Patients who already have a therapist can still benefit from dedicated insomnia care. CBT-I concentrates on sleep within a limited course of appointments.
Daily sleep records help the clinician tailor the treatment to the patient.
Sleep apnea often occurs together with insomnia. Our clinicians treat insomnia and arrange referrals to partner providers for apnea treatment as needed.
Answer all seven questions about the past two weeks. The Insomnia Severity Index adds your answers into a score between 0 and 28. This calculator does not submit a referral or add results to a medical record at Michigan Sleep Center.
For the first three questions, please rate the current (last 2 weeks) severity of your insomnia problem(s):
A score is not a diagnosis. Discuss the result and your sleep history with a licensed clinician. A referral to Michigan Sleep Center does not require a particular score.
Insomnia Severity Index © Charles M. Morin, 1993. Bastien, Vallières & Morin, Sleep Medicine, 2001. Scoring reference ↗
Our intake team follows up, or the patient can make an appointment directly. Book an appointment.
Your patient hears from our Michigan intake team for help booking the initial visit and reviewing benefits.
The initial visit lasts about 50 minutes and reviews how the insomnia began, previous treatments and current health concerns. A typical course includes four to eight weekly appointments. The patient keeps a sleep diary, and the clinician uses it to guide the sleep schedule and review progress.
With consent in place, we can keep your practice informed about your patient’s sleep treatment and progress.
Most appointments are conducted by video with Michigan-licensed clinicians. A limited number of clinicians also see patients in person, and availability is confirmed when scheduling. Patients must be located in Michigan throughout their visits.
Michigan clinicians: Elizabeth McClintic, LPC, CBT-I · Jennifer Susan, LPC, CBT-I · Stacey Gedeon, PsyD, CBT-I · Elizabeth Goss, PhD, CBT-I · Jaime Wenzlick, LMSW, CBT-I · Deirdre Conroy, PhD, CBT-I · Joy Montgomery, LPC, CBT-I · Melanie Garzonio, LPC, CBT-I. Our clinicians ↗
Talk with a clinical peer for 30 minutes before referring to Michigan Sleep Center. We welcome questions about the program and coordination with your practice.
Schedule a peer consultationPrefer to call? (734) 584-0133 · Clinic main line
Stock your Michigan office with brochures and business cards for patients considering specialist sleep care.
Request brochures & business cardsMichigan patients receive a benefits review before their assessment, with participating insurance billed directly.
Accepted plans: Aetna · Blue Care Network · Blue Cross Blue Shield · Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare Advantage · Cigna / Evernorth · Federal Employee Program · Medicare · Priority Health · UnitedHealthcare / Optum · UnitedHealthcare Medicare Advantage · Veterans Affairs Community Care Network
