Cloud 9 Sleep Center

12/06/2023

Dear Patients of Cloud 9:

It is with great regret that we announce the closure of Cloud 9 Sleep Center.
We would like to express our gratitude for the trust and confidence you have placed in our services. We are pleased to inform you that Cloud 9 will be collaborating with SW Sleep: 3401 N. Butler Ave. Farmington, NM 87401. For any requests related to pt. medical records or referrals, please direct inquiries to 505-787-2184 or you can fax inquires to 505-436-2991.
We deeply appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this period of change. Your continued support means a great deal to us. Thank you!!

Cloud 9 Sleep Center

02/06/2023

Happy American Heart Month!

Did you know that sleep and heart health are intertwined?

Sleep disorders can affect the heart and can greatly increase your risk of heart disease and complications of heart disease such as:
*Hypertension *Coronary Artery Disease *Congestive Heart Failure *Stroke *Arrhythmia.

01/25/2023

Do you have sleep apnea?

01/18/2023

Cloud 9 will be on a 2 hour delay today. We will resume business at 10:00am.

01/20/2021

Reasons not to delay your sleep study, even during the pandemic:
1) Delaying treatment can actually increase medical risk
2) COVID transmission in healthcare facilities has been very low
3) CDC recommendations are being followed
4) Sleep actually helps immunity!

01/20/2021

Is your lack of sleep making you gain weight?
It can be tempting sometimes to stay up late, or get up early, to tackle all you have to do. But it's important to regularly get at least 7 hours of sleep 5 days, or more, every week. Your health (and waistline) will thank you.
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/weekend-catch-cant-counter-chronic-sleep-deprivation?fbclid=IwAR0Nc4QRRXyfon3BsszkTtfa3qIOUvmyqv5GEDCEcCep9vb9Cx-BAKUMqws

People with consistent sleep deprivation gained weight and experienced a loss of insulin sensitivity. Weekend “recovery” sleep only seemed to make things worse.

01/09/2021

Cloud 9 is proud to be a partner with Inspire. Call us for more information!

12/17/2020

The vaccine is some great news and will make life so much easier soon. But we want to clarify, if you have the vaccine, we do not have enough long term data to know how effective it will be at preventing the spread of COVID-19. Although, you may not get sick, you may still be able to pass on COVID to another person who is unable to get the vaccine. So we do still ask that you wear a mask in our building and have a COVID test before your study. Thank you for understanding.