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Your most healthy, happy, and fulfilling life begins with a great night’s sleep.
If you answered “yes” to one or more, you may have a sleep disorder. We’re here to help you get the rest you need. We want you to regain your vitality and live the long and healthy life you deserve.
Every human being needs food, clothing, shelter — and good sleep. But if you’re like most people, your life is hectic. It’s easy to say…
“I can’t afford the luxury of a full night’s sleep every night. I try to catch up by sleeping late on weekends.”
But sleep doesn’t work that way. Quality sleep every night helps you wake up every day ready to face your work and family responsibilities with high energy, a sense of well-being, and less stress.
It’s a win-win—and it’s a victory for you.
Sleep disorders are more common than you might think.
Among adults and children, 25-30% have problems sleeping that can lead to injury, disability, chronic illness, and worse.
You’ve probably heard of “sleep apnea.” It’s a breathing disorder that causes snoring and frequent sleep interruptions. More than 15% of the population has some form of apnea. It’s a leading cause of daytime sleepiness, high blood pressure, and mental impairment. Left untreated, it increases your risk for heart attack, stroke, atrial fibrillation, diabetes, congestive heart failure, and death.
Drowsy driving is a result of sleep deprivation that often makes tragic headlines. Drivers who fall asleep at the wheel cause more than 100,000 accidents a year.
But these problems don’t have to exist.
Sleep disorders can be effectively managed — or cured — with proper diagnosis and treatment.
At Mary Washington Sleep Medicine you’ll meet our experienced, board-certified physicians who know how to efficiently diagnose and treat the full range of sleep disorders.
Our staff is trained to provide discreet, compassionate care and ensure that your experience is comfortable. Our testing facilities are clean, casual, and make you feel right at home so your sleep studies will go smoothly.
If you have a chronic sleep condition, we’ll help you manage it long-term through regular follow-up. We’ll work with your primary care physician, cardiologist, neuropsychologist, ENT, dentist, specialists, and other related healthcare providers to coordinate your comprehensive action plan.
We want to help you get the sleep you need so you can live your life to its fullest.
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Procedures and Diagnostics
We partner with Mary Washington Healthcare Sleep and Wake Disorders Centers with approval from your insurance carrier.
Masking is optional at all MWHC facilities. If you are experiencing respiratory symptoms the day of your appointment, please wear a mask to protect yourself, other patients, and our staff. Up to two support persons or parents may accompany the patient inside the office.
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