Certified neurologist specializing in sleep medicine

Provides consultations, diagnostics, and treatment for patients with sleep disorders, including:

•     daytime sleepiness, excessive urge to nap during the day;
•     snoring at night, breathing pauses during sleep;
•     difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings at night, trouble falling back asleep, early morning awakenings;
•     poor sleep quality, feeling unrefreshed after sleep;
•     walking, eating, or performing other unusual activities during sleep;
•     restless sleep, excessive movements, tossing and turning in bed, even kicking or fighting during sleep;
•     restless legs before falling asleep (an uncomfortable sensation in the legs that intensifies before sleep and is relieved by moving them).

Provides counseling and education on sleep disorder prevention, gives recommendations for improving sleep hygiene, interprets previously performed sleep test results in correlation with patient complaints, diagnoses sleep disorders, and develops therapy plans for their management.

Accepts patients from the age of 18.

Provides both insurance-covered and paid services.