Michigan Medicine • One of America's Oldest Sleep Programs
1,000+
Hospital Beds
5
Specialty Departments
50+
Years History
#14
Pulmonology
#16
ENT Ranking
The University of Michigan Sleep Disorders Center is one of the oldest, largest, and most widely recognized academic sleep programs in the United States. With decades of experience and a strong commitment to research, U-M provides comprehensive care for all sleep disorders.
What sets Michigan apart is their truly multidisciplinary approach—bringing together specialists from neurology, otolaryngology (ENT), pediatrics, psychiatry, and pulmonary medicine. This ensures patients receive personalized treatment plans that address all aspects of their sleep disorder.
The program is nationally recognized by U.S. News & World Report, ranked #14 for Pulmonology & Lung Surgery and #16 for Ear, Nose & Throat, reflecting their expertise in both medical and surgical sleep apnea treatments.
#14 Pulmonology, #16 ENT by U.S. News
Neurology, ENT, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Pulmonary
Pioneering sleep medicine research for 50+ years
Specialized program for insomnia and other conditions
FDA-approved implantable device for CPAP-intolerant patients. U-M is a certified Inspire implant center with experienced surgeons.
Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty and related procedures to reshape the soft palate and throat.
Advanced jaw surgery for severe cases with 90%+ success rate. Moves both jaws forward to enlarge the airway.
Septoplasty, turbinate reduction, and radiofrequency procedures to improve nasal breathing.
Genioglossus advancement, midline glossectomy, and hyoid suspension for tongue-base obstruction.
Bariatric surgery options for patients where obesity significantly contributes to sleep apnea severity.
Jeffrey John Stanley, MD
Sleep Surgery
Jayson Greenberg, MD, FACS
Sleep Surgery
Paul T. Hoff, MD, MS
ENT/Sleep Surgery
Mark E P Prince, MD, FACS
Head & Neck Surgery
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