Tired and wired is a real pattern.
Poor sleep, daytime fatigue and reduced stress tolerance can feed each other.
Call (289) 293-2093Fatigue and sleep assessment
Persistent fatigue and disrupted sleep can have overlapping medical, hormonal, psychological and lifestyle contributors. The goal is a sensible investigation, not a fashionable label.
A quick, private guide
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Your next step
The clinic can begin with the pattern, timeline and impact before deciding whether testing or another type of care is appropriate.
This is not a diagnosis or confirmation of treatment eligibility.
Request a private callbackWhat a careful assessment adds
When symptoms began, what changed and what makes them better or worse can be clinically useful.
Assessment can consider sleep, mood, medications, hormones, nutritional issues and other medical causes.
Testing is selected when it can help answer a clinical question or change the next step.
What happens next
Private callback request
Requests are accepted 24/7. The clinic normally responds within one business day. Telephone hours are Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eastern. Available callback slots are shown on the scheduling calendar. The clinic is closed on weekends and Ontario statutory holidays.
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Practical questions
The clinic can discuss fatigue and stress-related symptoms while also assessing established medical explanations. Broad testing does not replace a physician review.
Possibly, when the history and clinical question make testing appropriate. A large panel is not automatic.
No referral is required for private care. Contact the clinic for current availability and fees.