Quality Sleep Is Not a Luxury, But a Cornerstone of Health

Quality Sleep Is Not a Luxury, But a Cornerstone of Health​

Don’t let the exhaustion of the night dim the brightness of your day. Give yourself a chance to step closer to professional care and discover the path to restful sleep.

These signals remind you to pay attention to sleep disorders and psychological health issues:​

• Insomnia​ (difficulty falling asleep, difficulty maintaining sleep, early waking)
• Sleep Apnea Syndrome​ (snoring, breathing pauses)
• Tumor-Related Sleep Disorders and Anxiety/Depression​
• Sleep-Disordered Breathing Coexisting with Digestive System Conditions​
• Restless Legs Syndrome​
• Circadian Rhythm Sleep-Wake Disorders​ (jet lag, shift work issues)
• Parasomnias​ (sleepwalking, night terrors, REM sleep behavior disorder, etc.)
• Narcolepsy​
• Sleep-Related Movement Disorders​
• Psychological Issues in Adolescents​

If you or your family members experience any of the above, this specialist outpatient clinic is designed for you.

Our department has upgraded and added a Sleep Clinic at Room 510, Outpatient Building, Central Campus, with regular weekly sessions:​

• Monday morning (half-day): Dr. Wang Jing, Attending Physician
• Wednesday morning (half-day): Dr. Ye Chunsheng, Associate Chief Physician
• Friday morning (half-day): Dr. Zhou Yanna, Attending Physician

To effectively address the healthcare expectations of the general public and ensure that patients at the Heavy Ion Center and our city have access to high-quality, top-tier, and convenient medical services, our hospital has specially invited the renowned sleep medicine expert from Gansu Province—Professor Chen Kaibing from Gansu University of Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital—to hold regular (monthly) outpatient clinics at our facility.

Expert Profile

​Chen Kaibing​

Director of the Sleep Disorders Department at Gansu University of Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital, Ph.D. Supervisor. He serves as Vice Chairman of the Sleep Professional Committee of the Chinese Gerontology and Geriatrics Society, Standing Director of the Gansu Sleep Research Association, and Director of the Youth Committee of the Gansu Sleep Research Association. He is a nationally renowned sleep medicine expert.

He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders, with particular expertise in integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine approaches for insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, sleepwalking, REM sleep behavior disorder (RBD), and sleep and psychological disorders in adolescents. He has led or participated in over ten national and provincial research projects, published more than 10 SCI and 10 CSCD papers on sleep-related topics, and authored or co-authored four books and textbooks.

Specific Consultation Details​

• Morning Session: December 27, 2025 (Saturday), 9:00 - 11:30 Location: Room 510, 5th Floor, Outpatient Building, Central Campus, Gansu Wuwei Cancer Hospital
• Afternoon Session: December 27, 2025 (Saturday), 14:30 - 17:30 Location: Room 530, Psychosomatic Sleep Center, Rehabilitation Department, Heavy Ion Center, Gansu Wuwei Cancer Hospital

Rehabilitation Department Overview​

The Heavy Ion Rehabilitation Department is a key emerging discipline at our hospital. Guided by the principles of "humanity, care, encouragement, and assistance," it focuses on serving patients with tumors, psychosomatic diseases, and sleep disorders. The department adopts an integrated approach of "mind-body treatment + traditional Chinese medicine + modern rehabilitation" and is committed to comprehensive rehabilitation, multidisciplinary collaboration, and full-cycle intervention. Services include 10S sleep management, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychological counseling, TCM, and traditional Chinese medicine therapies. The goal is to improve patients' quality of life, delay disease progression, extend survival, and facilitate their return to society.

Psychosomatic Sleep Center Overview​

Established to meet modern healthcare demands, the center promotes the concept of "integrated mind-body treatment" and aims to become a regional base for sleep medicine. Located in the Heavy Ion Rehabilitation Department (Building 5, Heavy Ion Center), it comprises 4 physicians, 3 psychotherapists, 6 rehabilitation therapists, and 6 nurses. The center is equipped with advanced facilities, including a polysomnography room, psychological stress analysis room, neuroregulation room, mindfulness meditation room, functional training room, physical therapy room, and traditional Chinese medicine therapy rooms. It also features high-end psychological assessment systems, slow-wave sleep cabins, VR relaxation systems, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and neuroelectrophysiological therapy equipment. With 10 specialized beds, the center provides inpatient and outpatient care for insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, sleepwalking, RBD, and adolescent sleep and psychological disorders.

The Psychosomatic Sleep Center is dedicated to refining services, strengthening its foundation, and striving to become a leading specialized department in the hospital.