Sleep Disorders Center, Sleep Center

Regular, restful sleep is vital in maintaining optimal health. Sleep is a human need as basic as food, and is essential to emotional and physical well-being. A lack of quality, consistent sleep can have profound effects, which can make even simple tasks difficult.

For the most part, sleep disorders go undiagnosed and untreated. Some researchers estimate that 40 million people have sleep apnea or a related sleep disorder, but less than a million are aware of it.

The medical community continues to better understand the importance of proper rest and how to identify and treat conditions that prevent proper sleep. Fortunately all that's required in most cases is a sleep study—and a well-qualified staff to evaluate it. That's where we come in.

About the Center
Having a sleep study is not much more complicated than falling asleep. Read more here

Sleep Quiz
Do you have a sleep disorder? Read more here

What is Sleep Apnea?
Sleep apnea refers to non-breathing episodes during sleep, occurring as many as several hundred times per night. Read more here

Pediatric Sleep Disorders
Although sleeping disorders are common in infants, children and adolescents, they are not the same as for adults. Adults can suffer from complex sleeping disorders, but children commonly have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep or waking up. Read more here