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Good sleep is vital to your overall health and quality of life. It affects both your physical health and your emotional well-being. As you sleep, your brain and your body relax and recharge, getting the support they need to work well.
Quality sleep plays a crucial role in learning, concentration, problem-solving and decision-making. But almost one-third of Americans experience a sleep problem at some point in their lives. This increases the risk of both emotional and physical health problems, including heart disease, kidney disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and stroke.
The experienced sleep specialists at Northside Hospital blend advanced expertise with the latest technology to evaluate, diagnose and treat even the most complex sleep-related issues. Our board-certified sleep medicine physicians, respiratory therapists and certified sleep technologists provide the highest quality sleep medicine care.
All of our Sleep Disorders Center locations at Northside Hospital are accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM), the gold standard for sleep medicine. AASM recognizes our commitment to the highest quality of care in the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. Earning it requires the latest diagnostic and treatment advances, as well as top quality, patient-centered care.
Sleep disorders that go untreated can cause serious medical conditions. That’s why it’s essential to see a certified sleep specialist, specifically trained in sleep disorders and following regulated quality standards.
There are more than 80 sleep-related disorders that could impact your overall health. By seeing a sleep specialist with the experience, diagnostic tools and clinical expertise necessary, our team at Northside Hospital can provide an accurate diagnosis for your specific condition and find the right treatment for you.
Our Sleep Disorders Centers are equipped to evaluate and treat sleep disorders of all types. Some of the most common include:
If you’re struggling to feel rested, take our Epworth Test or Questionnaire to determine if you are at risk for a sleep disorder.