If one or more of the following statements applies to you, ask your physician about scheduling a sleep study.

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• I have been told I snore

• I have been told that I hold my breath while sleeping.

• I have high blood pressure and/or am overweight.

• I wish I had more energy.

• I get morning headaches

• I often wake up gasping for breath or cough during sleep.

• I often feel sleepy and struggle to remain alert during the day.

• I anticipate a problem with sleep several times a week.

• I often feel sad or depressed.

• I have trouble concentrating at work or school.

• I have fallen asleep while driving and/or in social settings.

• I kick or have jerking movements with my arms and legs while I sleep.

• Even though I slept through the night, I still feel sleepy.

How well do you sleep? Sleep studies are used to recognize and detect symptoms of sleep disorders. Our sleep studies identify and evaluate a large variety of sleep-related problems such as:

• CHRONIC INSOMNIA

• SNORING

• SLEEP APNEA

• IRREGULAR SLEEP PATTERNS

• NARCOLEPSY

• RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME

• OXYGENATION PROBLEMS