The Science of Sleep Meets the Art of Memory

At Sleme, we believe that optimal sleep can enhance your memory and overall cognitive performance.

About Us

Transforming Memory Through the Science of Sleep

At Sleme, we’re not just another sleep clinic. We blend neuroscience, data-driven insights, and advanced sleep diagnostics to create personalized sleep pathways for optimal brain performance. Our philosophy is simple: Better sleep equals better memory, and better memory equals a better you.

Customized Sleep Architecture

Your sleep is as unique as your fingerprint.

Science-Backed Solutions

We transform how your brain processes and stores memories.

Service

From Sleep Diagnostics to Cognitive Enhancement

Psychological assessment

Evaluating mental health to identify how it impacts sleep and memory function.

Occupational therapy assessment

Assessing daily tasks to improve sleep patterns and enhance memory retention.

Polysomnography

In-depth sleep study diagnosing disorders that affect both sleep quality and memory.

Why Trust Sleme for Your Sleep and Memory Needs?

At Sleme, we go beyond just sleep improvement—we help you harness the power of restful nights to fuel sharper, faster cognitive performance. With a blend of scientific insight and tailored solutions, we turn quality sleep into your brain’s ultimate advantage.

Recharge & Remember Better

Specialized treatments designed to rejuvenate your sleep and strengthen your memory.

20+

years Team’s Experience

Sleep & Cognitive Specialists

Leverage decades of experience dedicated to enhancing both sleep quality and mental clarity.

Let’s talk about Sleep & Memory Stats!

40% of adults suffer from sleep disorders that negatively impact memory and cognitive performance. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Sleep Foundation).

People with improved sleep experience a 20-30% boost in memory retention and recall. (Harvard Medical School and the Division of Sleep Medicine)

Untreated sleep disorders can result in up to 50% decline in cognitive abilities over time. (American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH)).