Because Your Sleep Matters
From your first evaluation to lasting treatment, our sleep medicine team helps you understand what's disrupting your rest — and guides you toward real relief.
Repeated airway blockages during sleep that disrupt breathing and rest — the sleep disorder we treat most often.
A different pattern of paused breathing during sleep, driven by the brain's respiratory signals rather than a blocked airway.
Evaluation and behavioral and medical strategies to help you fall — and stay — asleep.
Excessive daytime sleepiness despite adequate nighttime sleep, evaluated to find the underlying cause.
A neurological sleep disorder that can cause sudden sleep attacks and excessive daytime drowsiness.
An uncomfortable urge to move the legs, often worse at night, that can significantly disrupt sleep.
A condition where the body acts out vivid dreams during REM sleep, evaluated and managed for safety and sleep quality.
Repetitive limb movements during sleep that can fragment rest, even without full awakening.
Meet with your care team by video for consultations, follow-ups, and treatment planning from home.
Complete a sleep study from your own bed with easy-to-use take-home equipment — accurate results without an overnight stay elsewhere.
A monitored overnight study in a controlled setting, for a more detailed look at complex sleep issues.
Ongoing setup, mask fitting, and adjustment support to keep your CPAP therapy comfortable and effective.
An implantable device that stimulates airway muscles during sleep, offered as an alternative for patients who don't tolerate CPAP.
A custom-fit, non-surgical alternative to CPAP for mild-to-moderate sleep apnea and snoring.
These are the same screening questions we use in our office. Answer honestly — this isn't a diagnosis, just a starting point for a conversation with our team.
Answer Yes or No to each question.
Do you SNORE loudly — louder than talking, or loud enough to be heard through a closed door?
Do you often feel TIRED, fatigued, or sleepy during the daytime?
Has anyone OBSERVED you stop breathing during your sleep?
Do you have — or are you being treated for — high blood PRESSURE?
Is your BMI more than 35?
NECK circumference — over 17 in (43cm) for men, or 15.5 in (40cm) for women?
Are you over AGE 50?
GENDER: are you male?
Score 0–2: low risk · 3–4: intermediate risk · 5–8: high risk. This tool does not diagnose sleep apnea — please discuss your results with a physician.
For each situation, rate your chance of dozing: 0 = no chance, 1 = slight chance, 2 = moderate chance, 3 = high chance.
Sitting and reading
Watching TV
Sitting inactive in a public place (e.g. a theater or meeting)
As a passenger in a car for an hour without a break
Lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit
Sitting and talking to someone
Sitting quietly after lunch without alcohol
In a car, while stopped for a few minutes in traffic
0–9: unlikely to be abnormally sleepy · 10–15: mild-to-moderate excessive daytime sleepiness · 16–24: severe excessive daytime sleepiness.