Expert sleep medicine diagnostics and treatment — from sleep apnea and insomnia to complex sleep disorders. Personalized care that helps you wake to a better life.
In-lab polysomnography and at-home sleep studies to accurately diagnose obstructive and central sleep apnea with the technology you deserve.
Evidence-based approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I), sleep hygiene optimization, and targeted therapeutic interventions.
Complete CPAP equipment selection, mask fitting, and ongoing support to ensure your sleep apnea therapy is comfortable and effective.
Diagnosis and management of disrupted sleep-wake cycles, including jet lag, shift work disorder, and advanced or delayed sleep phase syndrome.
Specialized sleep evaluation for children and adolescents, addressing snoring, sleep-disordered breathing, and developmental sleep concerns.
Thorough evaluation and long-term management of excessive daytime sleepiness, narcolepsy, and other central disorders of hypersomnolence.
At the Center for Sleep Disorders, we understand that poor sleep is more than an inconvenience — it is a signal that something deeper needs attention. Located in Greenwood, South Carolina, our practice is built on the conviction that every patient deserves a thorough evaluation and a treatment plan designed around their unique physiology and lifestyle.
Our team brings advanced diagnostic capabilities together with a genuinely compassionate approach. From your first consultation through ongoing management, we treat the whole person — not just the sleep study results.
Whether you have been struggling with chronic insomnia, suspect you have sleep apnea, or need help adjusting to a new CPAP device, we are here to guide you toward restful, restorative nights.
Sleep disorders affect far more than your ability to rest. They influence your heart, your metabolism, your mood, and your safety. If any of the following describe your experience, a professional evaluation may help.
Especially when accompanied by gasping, choking, or observed breathing pauses during sleep.
Waking after a full night's rest but still feeling exhausted, foggy, or unable to concentrate.
Falling asleep during quiet activities, struggling to stay awake while driving, or needing excessive caffeine.
An irresistible urge to move your legs, typically worse in the evening and when lying still.
Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early — occurring at least three nights per week.
Frequent headaches upon waking may indicate disrupted breathing or poor sleep architecture.
Persistent irritability, anxiety, depression, or memory problems that may be linked to chronic sleep disruption.
A bed partner reports that you stop breathing during sleep — a key indicator of sleep apnea.
“After years of feeling exhausted no matter how early I went to bed, the team at Center for Sleep Disorders finally figured out what was wrong. The sleep study was comfortable, the staff was incredibly patient, and my treatment plan actually changed my life.”
“I was terrified of the CPAP machine, convinced I would never get used to it. They took the time to find the right mask and walked me through every step. Six months later, I sleep through the night for the first time in a decade.”
“My daughter had been struggling with sleep since elementary school. We had tried everything locally. This practice gave us real answers and a clear path forward. The difference in her school performance has been remarkable.”
You do not have to accept chronic fatigue as your new normal. A single conversation with our team can set you on the path to a proper diagnosis and a treatment plan that actually works.
Whether you have questions about our services, need to schedule an evaluation, or want to verify insurance coverage, we are here to help. Reach out by phone, by message, or visit us at our Greenwood office.
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