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According to the National Sleep Foundation, approximately 70 million people in the United States are affected by a sleep problem.
Hudson Regional Hospital‘s Center for Sleep Medicine offers comfortable hotel-like rooms. Here patients sleep in a fully accommodated bed where we can monitor sleep cycles and accurately identify the cause of a sleep disorder. Once diagnosed, patients are offered various treatment options through their or our physicians.
All aspects of the testing process are handled at the Center for Sleep Medicine. The test results are scored and analyzed by our professional technicians and our doctors of sleep medicine to ensure a comprehensive treatment plan.
MD, FACCP, FAASM Director of Sleep Medicine
View ProfileDr. Dikengil is the Director of Sleep Medicine at Hudson Regional Hospital.
Complimentary snacks and breakfast are provided and all efforts have been made to make the patient’s experience as comfortable and home-like as possible. Some of the most common disorders that are studied include: sleep apnea, loud snoring, restless leg and excessive daytime sleepiness. Once diagnosed, patients are offered various treatment options through their or our physicians. All aspects of the testing process are handled at the Center. The test results are scored and analyzed by our professional technicians and our doctors of sleep medicine to ensure a comprehensive treatment plan.
Many can be treated to ensure a better quality of sleep. Some sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, can result in heart disease or stroke, if left untreated. “In patients with sleep apnea, the risk of stroke and cardiovascular diseases increases by 200% - 400%” says our leading sleep specialist and Pulmonologist Dr. Yahya M. Dikengil.
Provide a “continuum of care” for sleep disordered patients through the delivery of integrated diagnostic and treatment services. Our center for sleep medicine employs the latest diagnostic testing equipment to properly diagnose and treat sleep disorders. Also, we feature a panel of boardcertif ied sleep medicine physician specialists and experienced sleep technicians who monitor and assess patients for any sleep disorders such as periodic limb movement, obstructive sleep apnea, insomnia, snoring, narcolepsy and REM (rapid eye movement) behavior disorders.
The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) 2004 Sleep in America survey found that nearly 70 percent of children experience one or more sleeping problems at least a few nights a week. The most common sleep problems reported include: difficulty falling asleep, night waking, snoring, stalling (resist going to bed), trouble breathing and lots of heavy breathing while sleeping.
Hudson Regional Hospital Center for Sleep Medicine is the Systematic Approach for Testing and Treating Sleep Disorders.
We are committed to accurately diagnosing and treating sleep disorders, which have long-term implications. Our physicians, polysomnographic technicians, and respiratory therapists are exclusively pediatric trained and focused, assuring the highest level of care for your child. At an initial meeting at our Center, our boardcertified physician will meet with you and your child to perform a physical evaluation and gain a thorough understanding of your child’s medical history and sleep patterns.
“If you need a sleep apnea doctor, visit Hudson Regional Hospital. Their physicians and staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this facility.”
Robert G.“What a fabulous staff and facility. They are great listeners, brilliant and calm. I went to see them today and the experience was excellent. I highly recommend them. They are the best!”
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