Sleep Disorders Center Opens In Valley Stream

VALLEY STREAM, NY — Long Islanders have a new option for addressing medical issues surrounding their sleep.

Long Island Jewish Valley Stream Hospital opened the Northwell Health Sleep Disorders Center.

Patients will get the latest sleep medicine technologies, including diagnostic in-lab sleep studies and positive airway pressure in-lab studies. Additionally, the Sleep Disorders Centers has extensive monitoring, including heart, respiration, and brain and muscle activity.

The unit has four bedrooms complete with all new furniture including queen-sized adjustable beds and mattresses.

"The new Northwell Health Sleep Disorders Center at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream
Hospital is a state-of-the-art facility that is providing patients with comprehensive, personalized care for a wide range of sleep disorders," said Dr. Stella Hahn, MD, medical director of the Sleep Disorders Center.

Patients can seek consultations and treatments for sleep apnea, narcolepsy, snoring, insomnia and other issues linked to their sleeping patterns.

“The opening of our new Sleep Disorders Center is a significant milestone in our commitment to providing comprehensive, high-quality care for our community," said Jason Tan, senior vice president, and president, Long Island Jewish Valley Stream Hospital. "Sleep is essential to overall health, and we are excited to help our patients achieve better rest and improve their quality of life."

The Sleep Disorders Center is open Tuesday-Thursday from 7 p.m-7 a.m. To schedule an appointment, call: (516)-465-8270