Study Design: This study will use a cluster randomized control trial (RCT) over a two-year period in four pediatric community clinics affiliated with our institution. To minimize contamination, randomization will occur by clinic, with the individual patient as the unit of analysis. Four clinics are already matched in pairs to facilitate a balance of patient numbers and demographics, and a coin flip will determine which clinic pair will receive CHICA-OSA and which will serve as control clinics. The two control clinics also have the CHICA system in place but the only intervention pertaining to sleep will be a simple module that identifies snoring children. While receiving automated prompts to help identify snoring children, PCPs in control clinics will evaluate and manage OSA using their standard methods (i.e., treatment-as-usual).