In this blog, learn whether lung disease is curable, which conditions can be managed, and how personalized pulmonary care helps you breathe easier and live a better quality of life.
Fibroids are common uterine growths that usually don’t cause problems. Learn when it may be helpful to pay attention to uterine fibroids and explore treatments that can help.
Learn more about insomnia and how treatment options, such as relaxation techniques and cognitive behavioral therapy, can get your sleep schedule back on track.
If you have a smoking history or other lung cancer risk factors, routine lung cancer screenings could save your life. Learn how screenings work and when to schedule one.
Learn how a customized pulmonary care plan makes it easier to manage symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), so you can stay active and independent.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a well-known treatment for psychological issues such as depression and anxiety. But if you struggle with insomnia, CBT can be an essential resource in your treatment plan.
Don’t let the rising cost of health care prevent you from getting high-quality sleep apnea care. Learn about our affordable, self-pay options for diagnostic sleep studies and other sleep apnea essentials.
Unhealthy habits make you more susceptible to asthma attacks. Learn about common asthma triggers and how you can make small life changes to reduce the frequency of asthma attacks.
If you’re not sure what’s keeping you awake at night, an in-lab sleep study may be your next step. For some people, this type of study can be a lifesaver. Learn how a sleep study works and when to schedule yours.
A lung cancer screening is your best line of defense against long-term complications. Learn what’s involved in a screening and when to schedule your first one.
There are several reasons you might feel drowsy during the day, even when you think you’ve had a full night’s sleep. Learn more about sleep apnea and other causes of daytime sleepiness to get the treatment you need.
The addictive properties of nicotine can trigger cravings so strong that you might give up on the idea of quitting smoking. Learn why you should quit now and how you can fight cravings.
Kids aren’t the only ones affected by asthma. Adult-onset asthma symptoms are often more difficult to manage because of age-related lung changes. Learn more about the influence of aging on asthma and how to protect your respiratory health.
Chronic lung diseases do more than interfere with your quality of life. They can also increase your risk of cancer. Learn which lung conditions are linked to cancer and how to lower your cancer-related risks.
Persistent drowsiness even after a full night of sleep can signal an underlying sleep disorder. Learn what contributes to excessive daytime sleepiness and how sleep testing can help.
Beating a nicotine addiction isn’t easy, especially if you don’t have a support system. Learn how a smoking cessation program can increase the likelihood of quitting smoking for good.
If you’re planning to have an in-lab sleep study to evaluate your health and sleep habits, you need to know a few things to get ready. Learn four quick tips to ensure your sleep study goes off without a hitch.
If you constantly wake up tired even after a night of sleep, it may be time to upgrade your sleep routine. Learn five strategies to get your sleep schedule back on track.
If you’re one of the 27 million people in the United States with asthma, it’s important to know your triggers for an asthma attack. Learn how lung testing and other diagnostics can help reduce the frequency of asthma flare-ups.
Uterine fibroid embolization is an effective, minimally invasive procedure that helps alleviate fibroid symptoms. However, the results aren’t immediate. If you’re considering uterine fibroid embolization, here’s when to expect relief.
Narcolepsy symptoms can get worse if you don’t take care of yourself. Learn some lifestyle changes to fight off daytime sleepiness, low energy, and other symptoms associated with this neurological condition.
Fewer than 1 in 10 Americans successfully quits smoking on their first attempt. If you’re serious about kicking your smoking habit, learn how our smoking cessation program can help.
Struggling to fall asleep or stay asleep even when you’re tired may indicate an underlying medical condition. Learn more about the health issues contributing to insomnia and the importance of early diagnosis.
An in-lab sleep study can seem intimidating, especially when you’re not sure what to expect from the experience. Learn why you might need a sleep study and what happens during in-lab testing.
You may already recognize how asthma affects your breathing during the day, but have you considered what happens at night? Learn more about the link between asthma and sleep disorders and the treatments available to help manage both.
Few things are more frustrating than waking up before your alarm goes off. If you wake up frequently throughout the night, schedule a sleep study to find out why.
Life as a tired parent caring for a cranky baby can feel overwhelming and impossibly challenging. Learn how to incorporate better sleep habits into your daily routine to help you, your partner, and your baby get high-quality sleep at night.
Sleep deprivation has real consequences on your physical and mental health. Learn some sneaky ways you may be unintentionally robbing yourself of sleep and how to fix it.
When you can’t pinpoint the cause of your insomnia, it may be time for a hormone evaluation. Learn more about the link between your hormones and your ability to get quality sleep.
If you’re not sleeping well, it may be time to reevaluate your sleep environment. Learn four quick ways to update your bedroom so you can fall asleep fast and stay asleep throughout the night.
Quitting smoking offers a range of health benefits — many that start soon after you smoke your last cigarette. Learn how your body starts to repair itself after you quit and how a smoking cessation program can jump-start that healing.
If your child struggles to stay awake at school or during other activities, narcolepsy might be the cause. Learn how to help your child manage narcolepsy symptoms so they can succeed in life.
Ongoing difficulties falling asleep at night can be a warning sign of something more serious. Learn more about insomnia, an all-too-common sleep disorder.
If you have to drag yourself through the day because of overwhelming fatigue, it’s time for an evaluation. Learn more about sleep apnea and other conditions that cause tiredness and what tests you might need to confirm a diagnosis.
Preventive screenings can identify and treat lung cancer before it spreads. Learn more about common risk factors that may call for lung cancer screenings before you turn 50.
Snoring is a disruptive side effect of sleep apnea, but it’s not the biggest concern. Learn more about sleep apnea and the potentially serious health consequences of leaving it untreated.
If you’ve given up hope of ever stopping smoking, it's time to get the support you deserve. Learn what’s involved in a smoking cessation program and how it can help you kick the habit for good.
When you wake up more tired than when you went to bed, it may be a sign something is lacking with your sleep hygiene. Learn more about sleep hygiene and some easy tips to improve yours starting tonight.
If you wake up tired every morning or can’t fall asleep at night, it may be time to consider a sleep study. Learn how an in-home sleep study works and what information it can provide about your health.
A lung disease diagnosis can be daunting, but you can thrive with the right treatment plan. Learn more about the available treatment options for the four most common lung diseases.
Participating in a sleep study in a sleep lab can seem a bit intimidating, especially if you’re not sure what to expect. Learn more about how a sleep study works and how to prepare for your overnight visit.
Smoking has many known health consequences, but did you know your cigarettes can also cause you to have poor quality sleep? Learn more about the link between chronic insomnia and cigarette smoking and see how quitting smoking can help.
If staying awake during the day is increasingly difficult, it’s time to find out what’s causing your excessive daytime sleepiness. Learn how sleep apnea and other underlying issues impact your sleep quality and health.
If you’re one of the 40 million adults in the United States living with anxiety, chances are good that you also experience problems with your sleep. Learn more about the link between anxiety and insomnia and what treatments are available to help.
Getting high-quality sleep every night is often difficult for people who smoke, for a variety of reasons. Learn more about how smoking affects sleep and how you can quit for good with a smoking cessation program.
If you get a full night of sleep but still wake up tired, it’s time to find out why. Learn more about common causes of daytime sleepiness and what changes you can make now to achieve deeper sleep.
Over 35% of Americans don’t get the sleep they need every night. Learn how a lack of sleep impacts your overall health and what changes you can make starting today.
Don’t ignore snoring because you think everybody does it. Snoring may be the first warning sign that something more serious is going on when you sleep. Learn more about sleep testing and how it can help protect your long-term health.
A persistent cough may be your first warning sign of an underlying lung disease. Learn more about different lung diseases and what symptoms you should watch for to protect your respiratory health.
Sleep testing is an effective, noninvasive way to identify issues affecting your sleep. If you need sleep testing, here are some preparation tips to ensure your test results are accurate.
If you don’t get the rest you need at night, you may not be able to perform your job, maintain relationships, or even stay safe during the day. Why are you so sleepy? There could be a number of reasons.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) symptoms like shortness of breath can make even the simplest tasks seem impossible. Learn five ways to prevent COPD complications and help slow down the progression of the disease.