Committed to healthier sleep for individuals, families and communities

Sleep is essential to health. Chronic sleep problems affect every aspect of life, from physical well-being to economics and public safety. Johns Hopkins Sleep Medicine comprises the best minds in research, clinical care and practitioner education, all committed to healthier sleep for individuals, families and communities.

Patient Clinics

If you are living with a sleep disorder such as insomnia, sleep apnea or other condition, you can find help at Johns Hopkins’ many service locations.

Research

Laboratories representing collaborations among a range of specialties are advancing our understanding of sleep and its impact on health and disease.

Education

Johns Hopkins educates physicians in sleep medicine through its Sleep Fellowship program to advance innovative science, compassion, safety, and effective public policy.

Team

Our multidisciplinary team of practitioners and researchers shares clinical experience and scientific insight to inform each patient’s treatment plan, from initial assessment to the fine points of treatment.

Healthy Sleep: A Portal for Patients

From common sleep problems to practical advice on balancing healthy sleep with your busy lifestyle, Johns Hopkins' Healthy Sleep portal offers helpful articles, tips and experts' insights into this essential aspect of wellness.

Combating Sleep Woes

Chronic sleep problems have been linked in recent years to heart disease, stroke, diabetes, obesity, cancer and high blood pressure. According to the National Institutes of Health, up to 70 million U.S. adults are at risk. Read "Combating Sleep Woes" in Johns Hopkins' publication Dome to learn more about how our centers are restoring patients' quality of life.