Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM?
Update this Profile
Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM, Sleep Medicine Specialist
Verified Doctor
We verify the medical license of each FindaTopDoc Verified Doctor to ensure that their license is active and they are in good medical standing.

Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM

Sleep Medicine Specialist | Sleep Medicine

5240 East Galbraith Road Suite A Cincinnati OH, 45236
Seal

About

Bruce C. Corser, MD, MBA, FAASM, is a top sleep medicine specialist who lends his skills and expertise to serve patients at Sleep Management Institute (1995-present), Your MD (2003-present), and Intrepid Research (2015-present) in Cincinnati, OH. Intrepid Research is an independent investigative research site, which conducts multi-specialty clinical trials for the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. Dr. Corser is the medical director and president of these three medical facilities. He can also be found on staff at The Christ Hospital and several other Cincinnati-area medical facilities. With thirty years of experience as a sleep medicine specialist, he specializes in all facets of his specialty. In the past seven years, he has been continually active in the clinical research arena having served as principal investigator in more than 100 clinical trials. He focused his clinical research mostly in sleep-related issues, such as restless leg syndrome, primary insomnia, and excessive sleepiness associated with shift work sleep disorder. Dr. Corser has co-authored several articles in journals such as CHEST and the American Journal of Medicine.

Education and Training

State University of New York’s Upstate Medical Center Medical Degree 1980

Board Certification

American Board of Internal Medicine - Internal Medicine

American Board of Internal Medicine - Pulmonary Medicine

American Board of Sleep Medicine - Sleep Disorders Medicine

Provider Details

MaleEnglish
Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM
Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM's Expert Contributions
  • Spotlight Video | Learning About REM Behavior Disorder | Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM

    Learning About REM Behavior DisorderREM Behavior Disorder is a unique sleep disorder where individuals physically act out their dreams. Normally, during REM sleep, a stage of the sleep cycle where vivid dreams occur, our bodies are essentially paralyzed, preventing us from physically responding to...

  • Spotlight Video | Understanding Insomnia | Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM

    Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM is an Established Sleep Medicine Specialist at Sleep Management Institute, located in Cincinnati, Ohio.Dr. Bruce Corser is a sleep medicine specialist and is currently the medical director at three Cincinnati-area medical facilities including Sleep Management Institute,...

  • Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)

    Restless legs syndrome (RLS) also known as Willis-Ekbom disease, can begin at any age and generally worsens as you age. It's a condition that causes an uncontrollable urge to move your legs, usually because of an uncomfortable sensation. It typically happens in the evening or nighttime hours when...

  • Sleep Issues

    You likely have a sleep disorder. Many sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, can cause excessive daytime sleepiness. Other potential causes of daytime sleepiness include narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia. In any case, I recommend that you see a qualified sleep provider who has expertise in evaluating and treating these conditions. From what you have described, you will likely need to undergone testing, which may include an overnight polysomnogram followed by a multiple sleep latency test. READ MORE

  • How do you know when someone has insomnia?

    Chronic insomnia is characterized by difficulty falling asleep, difficulty staying asleep, or awakening too early and having difficulty regaining sleep for at least several nights weekly and for three months or more in duration. Insomnia is associated with next day impairment such as tiredness, difficulty concentrating, or difficulty functioning. Insomnia is treatable either with cognitive behavior therapy or medication. READ MORE

  • Mouth guards

    Mandibular advancing dental devices are indicated for mild sleep apnea and snoring without sleep apnea. CPAP is the initial treatment of choice for moderate to severe sleep apnea but is also effective for mild sleep apnea. READ MORE

  • How do you detect sleep apnea in a 7 year old?

    An overnight sleep study performed by an accredited sleep center. READ MORE

  • Why do I have cataplexy with no signs of narcolepsy?

    Having isolated cataplexy without any of the other symptoms of narcolepsy is exceedingly rare. I suggest that you see a neurologist or sleep specialist for further evaluation. There area very effective medications for treatment of cataplexy. READ MORE

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • medical director Cincinnati-area medical facilities including Sleep Management Institute, Your MD, and Intrepid Research -

Awards

  • Healthgrades Honor Roll Year  
  • Patients' Choice Award (2015, 2013, 2011, 2010) Year Vitals.com 
  • Compassionate Doctor Recognition (2014, 2013, 2010) Year Vitals.com 
  • On-Time Doctor Award (2015) Year Vitals.com 

Professional Memberships

  • American College of Physicians  
  • American Academy of Sleep Medicine  
  • American Sleep Disorders Association  
  • Cincinnati Academy of Medicine  

Fellowships

  • University of Cincinnati Medical Center Pulmonary Disease  1987

Professional Society Memberships

  • American College of Physicians, American Academy of Sleep Medicine, American Sleep Disorders Association, Cincinnati Academy of Medicine

Articles and Publications

  • Dr. Corser has co-authored several articles in journals such as CHEST and the American Journal of Medicine

Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM's Practice location

Sleep Management Institute, Your MD, and Intrepid Research

5240 East Galbraith Road Suite A -
Cincinnati, OH 45236
Get Direction

Dr. Bruce C. Corser, MD, FAASM's reviews

(0)
Write Review

Media Releases

Get to know Sleep Medicine Specialist Dr. Bruce C. Corser, who serves patients in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Bruce Corser, M.D., is currently the medical director at three Cincinnati-area medical facilities including Sleep Management Institute, Your MD, and Intrepid Research. He received his medical degree from the State University of New York’s Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse in 1980, and completed his postgraduate training at the University of Cincinnati. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary, and Sleep Medicine.

Dr. Corser has extensive clinical research experience, and has held the position of principal investigator in more than 100 clinical trials during the past seven years. His research has focused on sleep-related issues including primary insomnia, restless legs syndrome and excessive sleepiness associated with shift work sleep disorder. Dr. Corser has co-authored several articles in journals such as CHEST and the American Journal of Medicine, and is a member of numerous professional organizations, including the American College of Physicians, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the American Sleep Disorders Association and the Cincinnati Academy of Medicine.

Recommended Articles

  • Sleep Apnea Machines: What's a CPAP?

    Sleep Apnea, a sleeping disorder that causes breathing interruption during sleep, has some serious effects if left untreated. The most common and effective treatment for sleep apnea is the CPAP or Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Therapy which aids patients in breathing when asleep.How does CPAP...

  • How to Tell if You Have a Sleep Disorder

    Excessive sleepiness seems to be increasing among people, according to a report by the National Sleep Foundation. In recent a poll conducted by the organization, 20% of Americans reported to have under six hours of sleep on average. This figure was just 13% in 2001. “This is basically because of...

  • Brain-Dead California Girl Might be Declared “Undead” 3 Years from “Passing”

    In December 2013, Jahi McMath, a 13-year-old girl from Northern California had a routine tonsillectomy in order to treat her sleep apnea. The surgery went awry and ended up causing her massive bleeding and an attack of arrhythmia, resulting in a cardiac arrest. The diagnosis read that Jahi had...

  • Is Restless Legs Syndrome Chronic?

    Restless legs syndrome is not chronic. RLS is a neurological movement disorder of the limbs. It is usually associated with sleep disruptions. Patients with RLS will usually report strange sensations, such as an urge to move their leg. This can become very bothersome, which can lead to physical as...

  • Tracking Sleep Apnea with a Portable Pulse Oximeter

    Portable pulse oximeters are typically used to monitor how much oxygen is moving through the bloodstream.  Basically, it’s the most effective and least invasive way to make sure that a patient has the right amount of oxygen and CO2 in their body. ...

  • Lifestyle Tips for People with Sleep Apnea

    People with sleep apnea disorder may not be aware of the problem at all. In most cases, they think they are getting good sleep but are then tired throughout the day. Here are a few ways to help change lifestyle habits to cope with sleep apnea.Lose weightHaving a poor night of sleep induces higher...