Sleep specialists are trained to evaluate individuals for sleep disorders. If you are diagnosed with a sleep disorder, it is important to get treatment. Sleep disorders are usually chronic and may lead to other health complications. Symptoms of insomnia last longer then four weeks or interfere with your daytime activities and ability to function. You are concerned about waking up many times during the night gasping for breath and are concerned about possible sleep apnea or other medical problems that can disrupt sleep. Advanced Medical Care is an established practice with over 15 years of experience serving our community and providing highest quality of medical services. “Care” is not just a part of our name, it is in our hearts. Our commitment to do what’s best for our patients is at the core of our practice.

Dr. Dolgovina is board-certified in Neurology and Sleep Medicine. She completed her residency in general neurology and a fellowship in sleep medicine at the prestigious Stony Brook University Hospital. She has a high level of expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of various sleep disorders and general neurological conditions. Dr. Dolgovina is passionate about her specialty and provides individual attention and care to each of her patients. She is affiliated with Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Medical Center and New York Hospital of Queens. No matter what your sleep issues might be, and how they may be impacting your quality of life – at Advanced Sleep Care we are here to ensure you receive the highest quality of sleep care possible, and we resolve your issues once and for all! Improve your quality of life today with Advanced Sleep Care, contact us today for more information or to schedule your next appointment. Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of Advanced Sleep Care’s office operations. In addition to comfortable bedrooms, our sleep facility has its own restrooms, shower, and kitchen. To ensure your convenience, below is the information you need about our hours, location, appointment scheduling, insurance acceptance and billing.

Sleep deprivation can also be caused by an underlying sleep disorder. You may wake up from sleep not feeling refreshed, and you may experience excessive sleepiness throughout the day. You may not even be aware that the cause of your daytime symptoms is sleep deprivation. Many people with sleep deprivation don’t know that they should feel differently than they normally do throughout the day, which is often what causes people to remain untreated for so long. Short-term effects of sleep deprivation include problems with memory and concentration, decreased performance, increased stress, reduced quality of life and an increase in both work and car-related accidents. The long-term consequences of sleep deprivation are more serious and include conditions like heart attacks, high blood pressure, strokes, heart failure and mood disorders like depression. When you aren’t sleeping well or you don’t sleep enough it can have a negative impact on your health. There are many causes for sleep deprivation including daily stressors, purposefully sleeping less to spend more time on work or play, or there may be certain medical or mental conditions that are making it hard for you to sleep.