Sleep Disorders Center

About the Center

Looking for a restful night's sleep? The Flagler Sleep Disorders Center specializes in sleep-related disorders that involve difficulties in falling asleep, staying asleep or remaining awake. More than 70 million Americans experience some form of sleep disorder - and many people remain unaware of their condition and how to regain control of their sleep. Our team will work with you to determine your specific type of sleep disorder in a quiet and comfortable environment.  After your condition has been diagnosed, we will create a treatment plan that best meets your needs.  The center offers testing 7 days a week for both adults and children. Day and evening appointments are available.
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CONTACT US AT: 904.819.4358

Types of Sleep Disorders

Sleep Apnea occurs when people momentarily stop breathing while asleep.  Snoring and excessive daytime sleepiness are common symptoms.  If not treated, sleep apnea may result in heart attacks, strokes, impotency or other problems.

Insomnia is the inability to fall asleep and stay asleep.  Disorders such as sleep apnea, muscle twitches, pain or poor sleep hygiene may be causes of insomnia.

Narcolepsy is characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness.  People experiencing this disorder will fall asleep at inappropriate times such as while talking, driving or eating.  This is a lifelong disorder, usually occuring in childhood.

Periodic Leg Movement Syndrome occurs through muscle twitches during the night that may disrupt sleep.  Without adequate sleep, the patient feels fatigued during the day.

Parasomnias are events that occur during sleep, such as sleep walking, night terrors, nightmares and acting out dreams.  These events affect daytime performance and cause excessive sleepiness and irritability.