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35 million Americans have sleep disorders; 200,000 sleep-related auto accidents occur each year; 50,000 premature and preventable deaths occur annually as a result of sleep disorders AND 95% of individuals suffering with sleep disorder are undiagnosed.
3580 West 9000 South, Suite 200
West Jordan, Utah 84088
801-601-2312
Patients at the Snoring Treatment Center at Jordan Valley Medical Center can schedule an appointment with an ear, nose and throat specialist for a comprehensive evaluation. During the appointment, a thorough snoring history will be taken, as well as a complete examination of the nose, mouth, and throat areas.
Following this initial assessment, more tests may be suggested. If sleep apnea is a concern, a sleep study and referral to a sleep specialist may be necessary. Patients who participate in a sleep lab study will stay overnight in a hotel-like setting with comfortable beds and private bathrooms. A polysomnogram (PSG) is used to track brain wave activity, eye movements, muscle activity, heart rate and rhythm, breathing depth and blood oxygen saturation. This test is also available in the comfort of your home.
The best course of treatment depends on a patient’s diagnosis, so the initial assessment at the Snoring Treatment Center is important.
Our team of specialists include:
Contact us today to learn more about our Snoring Treatment Program.
The good news is that most sleep disorders can be effectively treated. But, when left untreated, they can result in serious health risks and dangerous medical problems. Sleep disorders have been linked to conditions including:
For infants, young children and adolescents, sleep disorders are prevalent and affect approximately 30 percent of this age population. Poor or inadequate sleep can lead to mood swings, behavioral issues (such as hyperactivity or depression) and cognitive problems that may impact children’s learning abilities at school. If you have a child who has difficulty falling and staying asleep, contact us to find out if he/she may be suffering from a sleep disorder. We take the time to carefully diagnose your child’s condition, provide comprehensive and individualized treatment, and work closely with you on any necessary follow-up care. If your child has been diagnosed with ADHD/ADD, depression or a learning disorder, please consider whether their sleep is contributing to their outward clinical issues. All children with neuromuscular disorders or chromosomal abnormalities (Trisomy 21 etc.) should also be evaluated for sleep disorders.