Welcome to The Emory Clinic Sleep Disorders Center
"To sleep, perchance to dream."
For many, getting a good night's sleep is just a dream. But at the Emory Clinic Sleep Disorders Center, we are dedicated to making that dream a reality.
The Emory Clinic Sleep Disorders Center provides treatment and conducts research for almost all sleep disorders, from insomnia, the most prevalent disorder, to rare conditions such as narcolepsy and parasomnia. Our services include diagnosis, therapy, and rehabilitation in which patients are treated with the most advanced medical care available.
The Emory Clinic Sleep Disorders Center is part of the Emory School of Medicine, globally recognized for medical research and physician training, and Emory Healthcare, one of the nation's leading health care systems. The resources and opportunities of both institutions enable our pulmonologists, neurologists, and researchers the ability to become among the most highly skilled and knowledgeable in their fields.
Our center is also recognized for its research and clinical trial program, which strives to uncover more about the causes of sleep disorders and new treatments that will improve the lives of patients.
In This Site
About Sleep Disorders
Learn more about sleep disorders here.
About Us
Learn more about the Emory Clinic Sleep Disorders Center.
Our Services and Treatments
Our collaborative structure and highly specialized team enable us to offer an array of diagnostic and therapeutic services.
Our Team
Learn more about Emory's sleep specialists, who are among the most skilled and highly qualified in the nation.
Sleep Center Patient Guide
Find out who to call to make an appointment, what to bring to your first visit, and how to get to the Emory Clinic Sleep Disorders Center.
Additional Resources
Patients can find links and information on community education. Medical professionals can also find information on referrals and careers.
One of America's Best Hospitals
Emory University Hospital ranked as one of America's Best Hospitals of 2007 by U.S. News & World Report. Eight specialty programs were among the top 50, including neurology and neurosurgery, which was ranked at #25 out of more than 5000 medical centers nationwide.
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