a lot of times when people think of
sleep medicine they instantly think of
insomnia or sleep apnea it's it's more
than that it's a big umbrella category
to where there's a lot of things to
consider when proving overall sleep
quality so my name is Eugene Hahn I'm
working with the sleep medicine
department in the Broadway location in
the North Gate location we treat the
whole scope of sleep and sleep disorders
and so whether that fall into sleep
disordered breathing which arm your
sleep apnea is but also insomnia I'm
getting to the root of insomnia as well
but also there's a occasional
hypersomnia disorders as well as
circadian rhythm disorders so it's the
whole spectrum of sleep disorders that I
treat the most important relationship is
the the patient to position relationship
we have to work together we have to
listen on both sides but also learn from
each other in order to get to where the
patient wants to be in regards to sleep
I think at the end of the day it's being
able to listen because sometimes
patients don't know how to express what
they're having so it's kind of piecing
together all that information in order
to come up with a differential diagnosis
so we can get to testing and then we get
to treatment ultimately to help them out
when they come back to me and they
basically they're sleeping better
because I think that impacts not just
their sleep quality but their quality of
life so work is better relationships are
better it's so quality of life has
improved that's the most gratifying part
of it