Sleep Medicine and Research Center

Caring for people with sleep problems requires unique training, expertise and experience. The Sleep Medicine and Research Center offers a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, technologists and researchers with expertise and a commitment to the field of Sleep Medicine, where one-size sleep studies rarely fit all. The Center has evaluated thousands of patients, from infants to senior adults, with all types of sleep-related issues. These conditions include:

• Difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep
• Sleep apnea and other breathing problems
• Daytime sleepiness and fatigue
• Abnormal movements/behaviors
• Pediatric sleep problems
• Restless Leg Syndrome

Doctors at the center are certified by the American Board of Sleep Medicine and are skilled at diagnosing sleep disorders and developing individualized treatment plans. Patients receive thorough assessments and follow-up care addressing specific physical, physiological, mental and behavioral factors affecting their sleep.

Our full-service sleep center provides:

• Comprehensive evaluation, testing and treatment of ALL types of sleep disorders
• Sleep studies in private, hotel-like rooms
• Ongoing support and follow-up for new and continuing CPAP users
• Individualized treatment of insomnia, including nonpharmacologic methods
• Renowned pediatric behavioral sleep medicine program
• Home Sleep Apnea Test when appropriate

Sleep Disorder Treatment Options

• Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)
• Inspire Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Medicine
• Alternate Treatment Options

Initial Evaluation

Most patients at the Sleep Medicine and Research Center have an initial evaluation with a sleep specialist.

During your initial evaluation at the Sleep Medicine and Research Center, your sleep specialist will obtain a detailed history of your sleep habits and symptoms as well as a complete medical history, and you will undergo a physical exam. Your spouse or bed partner or a close family member is encouraged to attend if possible to relay important observations to the physician.

Your sleep specialist will discuss treatment options and recommendations for testing with you. If appropriate, you may be asked to schedule a polysomnogram, also known as a sleep study.

You may also return to the Sleep Medicine and Research Center for follow-up visits to allow your sleep specialist to provide and assess ongoing treatments and give additional recommendations.

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