When we don’t get enough sleep or sleep poorly, our daily activities and lifestyle are affected. 

Sleep problems can be related to or cause other medical conditions such as high blood pressure, premature heart disease, and stroke.

You may be suffering from a sleep disorder if you:

• Are a loud, habitual snorer
• Feel tired and groggy when you wake up
• Experience sleepiness and fatigue during waking hours
• Are overweight
• Tend to choke, gasp, or hold your breath during sleep

Englewood Health serves both children and adults who are looking for help with a sleep problem.

Office Visits

If you suspect a sleep disorder, or have been diagnosed with a sleep disorder and are looking for treatment, have a discussion with your primary care physician. Many sleep disorders can be addressed by your primary care physician. Other times, you may wish to make an appointment with a sleep specialist or your primary care doctor will refer you to one. 

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Sleep Evaluations

The Sleep Center at Englewood Hospital offers overnight sleep evaluations and, in some cases, home sleep evaluations. Based on your diagnosis, our sleep medicine specialists can then work with your own doctor to develop a treatment plan. 

You must have a prescription to make an appointment at our Sleep Center. 

Make an appointment: 201-894-3154