Sleep Medicine

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Yale Sleep Medicine evaluates, diagnoses, and treats sleep disorders. As an accredited member center of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the program offers a coordinated approach to the management of a variety of sleep disorders and related conditions.

Faculty members are board certified in sleep medicine, internal medicine and pulmonary diseases. As an interdisciplinary program, the physicians work closely with specialists in otolaryngology, neurology, cardiology, psychology, dentistry, and bariatric surgery.

There are three sleep study laboratories, located in New Haven, Guilford, and Norwich.

The following conditions are evaluated:

Sleep-related breathing disorders, such as snoring and sleep apnea
Restless leg syndrome and movement disorders during sleep
Sleep apnea-related seizure disorders
Circadian and shift work-related disorders
Narcolepsy
Evaluation of patients with heart failure and stroke
Insomnia
Parasomnias, such as sleep walking and talking, abnormal behavior during sleep

Kryger, Meir, MD, FRCPC	Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary)	(203) 785-6760 Appts (203) 764-6787 Fax
Mohsenin, Vahid, MD	Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary); Director, Yale Center for Sleep Medicine	(203) 785-6760 Appts (203) 764-6787 Fax
Roux, Francoise Joelle, MSc, PhD, MD	Associate Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary); Director, Sleep Study Services at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in West Haven	(203) 785-6760 Appts (203) 764-6787 Fax
Won, Christine, MD MS	Assistant Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary); Associate Program Director, Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine Fellowship; Director, Sleep Program at Veterans Affairs CT Healthcare System	(203) 785-6760 Appts (203) 764-6787 Fax
Yaggi, Henry Klar, MD	Associate Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary)	(203) 932-5711 Appts Ext. 2208 (203) 937-4784 Fax