Comprehensive Care

Sleep-disordered breathing

• Snoring
• Gasping and noisy breathing 
• Mouth breathing during sleep
• Breathing pauses
• Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
• Central sleep apnea, including high-altitude periodic breathing
• Low oxygen levels with sleep
• Hypoventilation

Sleep problems in infants

• Frequent night waking
• Frequent night feedings 
• Abnormal breathing

Sleepless in children (Insomnia)

• Bedtime challenges including difficulty falling asleep and/or staying asleep without parental help
• Frequent nighttime waking and/or difficulty returning to sleep
• Napping problems

Sleepless in teenagers (Insomnia)

• Problems falling asleep and/or staying asleep
• Frequent nighttime waking and/or difficulty returning to sleep
• Napping problems

Problems of wake and sleep timing
(Circadian Rhythm Sleep-Wake Disorders)

• Difficulty falling asleep or waking at the desired time
• Sleeping during the day and awake at night
• Irregular sleep patterns
• Sleeping until late hours in the morning/afternoon on weekends which may represent a delayed sleep-wake phase disorder

Daytime sleepiness/fatigue

• Feeling sleepy during the daytime or dozing off easily
• Taking frequent naps
• Insufficient sleep or inconsistent sleep schedule
• Sleeping for longer periods at night than usual
• Excessive sleepiness due to medications or medical disorders
• Narcolepsy with or without cataplexy

Parasomnias, nighttime events or abnormal movements

• Sleep terrors (incomplete waking, crying or screaming, thrashing, looking upset or frightened)
• Sleep walking, sleep talking or sleep eating
• Sleep related rhythmic movement disorder such as head banging or body rocking
• Teeth grinding (Bruxism)
• Periodic limb movements in sleep
• Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS)