The Center For Sleep Medicine

A treatment option for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) that uses a CPAP machine to provide continuous positive airway pressure, maintaining an open airw...

Initial consultation for health assessment and treatment recommendations.

Non-pharmacological interventions for sleep problems.

Mitigate human fatigue caused by sleep disorders thereby reducing the probability of human-error caused incidents and accidents in an operational envi...

A visit to discuss test results and treatment options follow-up.

Typically span between 30 and 45 minutes over an average of three to six appointments.

Begins treatment with an average duration of 45 to 60 minutes.

A supplement that can help prevent jet lag

Incorporate exercise and better eating habits to positively impact the circadian pattern

Uses exposure to artificial light to help change your body clock

A behavioral technique that systematically changes your bedtime to get your body on track

The mainstay of treatment for Narcolepsy.

Structured and assisted reductions in medication for patients who may be dependent on sleep medications.

Sleeping pills for a short time or medications like Metaformil used for narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea, and other sleep disorders.

Nurses with advanced training in various medical fields including sleep medicine.

Indicated in patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, and those with severe apnea who are unable to use nasal CPAP. Oral appliances mai...

Including prescription drugs

Oral appliances and surgical interventions in addition to CPAP therapy for treating sleep apnea.

A program designed for treating a wide variety of pediatric sleep disorders including sleep disordered breathing; insomnia; parasomnias; hypersomnias;...

During the evaluation, your sleep specialist will review your medical history and perform a physical exam, discuss your sleep complaints, and develop ...

A subspecialty focusing on how thoughts, behaviors, and emotions cause or maintain problems with sleep, offering research supported, non-pharmacologic...

Board-Certified specialists focused on diagnosing and treating sleep disorders.

Programs and behavioral techniques tailored to help employees overcome challenges to sleeping, manage fatigue, and evaluate workplace practices to min...

Good sleep hygiene is an essential part of treatment for Narcolepsy.

A comprehensive assessment to diagnose sleep disorders.

A convenient sleep apnea testing option conducted in the comfort of your home.

A comprehensive evaluation of your sleep patterns conducted in a sleep lab.

A test to assess the ability to stay awake in a situation where sleep is likely.

A test to measure how quickly you fall asleep in a quiet environment during the day.

Recommended if necessary by the sleep specialist as part of ongoing treatment for sleep issues.

A polysomnogram is a study that measures the quality of your sleep, including brain waves, eye movement, chin muscle tone, heart rate, leg movements, ...

An overnight test to monitor sleep patterns and diagnose sleep disorders.

Testing may consist of an overnight polysomnogram followed by a multiple sleep latency test (MSLT) to identify pathologic sleepiness.

Such as melatonin that can help you improve your sleep.

A natural hormone supplement used to improve sleep.

Some patients may be candidates for surgical options evaluated by a board-certified surgeon.

A procedure to determine the best pressure setting for CPAP therapy during sleep.

Weight changes can significantly affect the severity of sleep apnea.