Conditions

Sleep problems can take many forms. Maybe you get too little sleep – or too much. The quality of your sleep may leave you tired, less alert, even unsafe. Fifty to 70 million Americans suffer from chronic sleep disorders and intermittent sleep problems – problems that can significantly diminish health, alertness and safety.

That's why we offer treatment for common sleep disorders, such as insomnia, sleep apnea and narcolepsy. Although some sleep disorders are not curable, most are treatable.

Treatments

Depending on your problem, we may perform a preliminary sleep study to develop an accurate diagnosis. At a follow-up consultation, we discuss your test results, address any further necessary testing and recommend effective treatment options. And, we send all your test records to your primary care physician.

Treatments may include:

• Changes in sleep habits, schedules and conditions
• Dental devices
• Exercise programs
• Medication (over-the-counter and/or prescription)
• Modifications of consumption habits, such as eating, drinking alcohol and smoking
• Stress management
• Weight-loss programs
• Non-surgical airway pressure
• Surgical restructuring of airway