Insomnia - not being able to fall asleep or stay asleep. Other Sleep Disorders - a variety of more common disorders such as recurring nightmares, sleepwalking, sleeptalking, bedwetting, and teeth grinding. These electrodes are designated to be as comfortable as possible in order to create an optimum sleeping environment. After examining the patient in the office and monitoring a night of his sleep, we use a computer to review as many as 2,000 pages of information. Our Medical Director then makes a diagnosis and prescribes a treatment.
Some sleep disorders require medicine.
Others require a simple change in daily habits or work schedules. Some may be treated in a few ways simultaneously. In all cases, our sleep specialists will continue working with the patient towards resolving the problem. To schedule an exam or to find out more about the Sleep Disorders Center at St. Joseph's, simply call and talk to one of our trained specialists. You do not need a physician's referral.