Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Health City Cayman Islands has achieved a significant milestone in regional medicine by attending to its 2,000th patient at the Sleep Lab since its inception in 2019. This success reinforces the clinic's leadership in the diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of sleep disorders both in the Cayman Islands and throughout the Caribbean region. The Sleep Lab was created to offer a comprehensive approach to sleep health, treating a wide spectrum of conditions, including insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, and restless legs syndrome. The center is led by Dr. Archita Joshi-Bhatt, a consultant in pulmonology, critical care, and sleep medicine. The clinic combines clinical expertise with advanced diagnostic tools such as polysomnography, actigraphy, and multiple sleep latency tests. "Reaching our 2,000th clinical case highlights both the growing awareness of sleep medicine in our region and our team's commitment to providing comprehensive, patient-centered care," she stated, noting that millions of people live with undiagnosed or untreated sleep disorders. Rita Ebanks, the patient who represented this milestone, shared her experience during the study. She described the experience as "wonderful," highlighting the comfort and tranquility of the room and the professionalism and care of the team. Dr. Joshi-Bhatt pointed out that sleep is vital for overall health and quality of life. She added that the Sleep Lab is an example of the institution's mission of excellence in multiple specialties. The clinic offers evidence-based therapies ranging from behavioral and cognitive interventions to the use of CPAP and surgical options. Since its creation, the Sleep Lab has expanded access to accredited diagnostics and treatments throughout the region. Additionally, it has played a key role in raising awareness about the connection between sleep health and chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, depression, and cardiovascular diseases. This achievement aligns with the founding vision of Health City Cayman Islands, created by Dr. Devi Shetty, a renowned cardiac surgeon and humanitarian, to provide affordable, world-class medical care to local, regional, and international patients. Dr. Binoy Chattuparambil, Clinical Director of Health City Cayman Islands, concluded that the 2,000-patient figure is not just about numbers, but about "lives improved and communities strengthened through better health."