Sleep Disorder Treatment in NJ

Get the Rest You Need

Healthy, regular sleep is key to maintaining our well-being. If you or a loved one have difficulty getting a full night's rest, you may be struggling with a sleep disorder. Our physicians and sleep specialists have helped countless patients identify and overcome their sleep disorder. To learn more about our sleep disorder treatment options, contact us today.

Common Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders come in a variety of forms, each with their own specific symptoms and causes. At our facilities, we use sleep testing to zero-in on which particular disorder our patients might be suffering from, then administer the treatments needed to minimize its effect on the patient's sleep cycle.

Some of the most common disorders we see are:

• Sleep apnea: Sometimes snoring isn't just an annoyance—it can be an actual threat to one's health. Sleep apnea prevents a patient from receiving the oxygen they need as sleep and even stop them from breathing without waking them up.
• Insomnia: Patients who cannot fall or stay asleep suffer from insomnia. This sleep disorder can occur in a number of ways and has numerous causes. Speak to your sleep specialist to learn more about treatment options.
• Restless leg syndrome: Some patients find that, when they lay down for bed, their legs feel itchy or agitated—preventing them from getting a good night sleep. While anyone can suffer from restless leg syndrome, it is most common in women.
• Reversed/Shifted circadian rhythm: Circadian rhythm refers to the natural stages our body goes through while sleeping. Irregular sleep schedules can shift or even reverse this rhythm and contribute to depression and other mental health issues.

If you believe you suffer from any of these disorders—or are just struggling to get a full night's rest—our specialists are ready to hear from you. Our facilities use the latest diagnostic methods to pinpoint what our patients are struggling with and provide cutting-edge treatments and cognitive behavioral therapies to help them get a good night’s rest once again.

Let's Be Healthy Together. Contact us today to learn more about our sleep disorder treatment options.