> January 10 2009 New Sleep Disorder Solutions locations, South Miami & Pembroke Pines
> May 2 2008 New Sleep Disorder Solutions locations, Orlando
> March 26 2008 New Sleep Disorder Solutions locations, Port St. Lucie, Deltona and Kissimmee
> December 12 2007 New Sleep Disorder Solutions website, its launched. Packed with information about sleep disorders, and information about the company.
Sleep Disorder Solutions, Inc
Main Office
13230 SW. 132 Ave. Suite #28
Miami, Fl. 33186
Ph: (305) 405-8548
Fax: (305) 405-8272
Forty to fifty million Americans suffer from a life altering and treatable sleep disorder. These include sleep apnea, narcolepsy and various forms of insomnia.
Worldwide, the number of affected people suffering from a sleep disorder rises to hundreds of millions.
The main testing tool for sleep disorders is called a polysomnogram (or sleep study). This is used mainly to diagnose obstructive sleep apnea, but can also be used to diagnose narcolepsy and nocturnal myoclonous (periodic contractions of the muscles of the limbs during sleep that can disrupt the sleep).
We are dedicated to enhancing the well-being of those affected with sleep disorders by providing.
We emphasize excellence and service in all we do.
We promote profesionalism and teamwork.
We are a center of education to patients, health-care professionals and our employees.
We engage in research to help improve the field of sleep medicine.
We provide employees and medical staff with maximum opportunities to achieve their personal and professional goals.
Millions of Americans and their sleep partners are affected by snoring. This can be an isolated problem or a symptom of a more severe sleep disturbance such as obstructive sleep apnea. A thorough evaluation is needed to identify the sleep disorder and provide the best treatment options. For benign snoring, several office procedures under local anesthesia are available to improve snoring. Nasal obstruction can also contribute to snoring and may require additional medical or surgical treatments.
Forty to fifty million Americans suffer from a life altering and treatable sleep disorder. These include sleep apnea, narcolepsy and various forms of insomnia.
The main testing tool for sleep disorders is called a polysomnogram (or sleep study). This is used mainly to diagnose obstructive sleep apnea, but can also be used to diagnose narcolepsy and nocturnal myoclonous (periodic contractions of the muscles of the limbs during sleep that can disrupt the sleep).
