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A sleep doctor, or sleep medicine specialist, diagnoses and treats sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, and other sleep disorders. Most trained first in pulmonology, neurology, psychiatry, internal medicine, or ENT, and many are board-certified in sleep medicine.

7,334 clinics in our directory offer sleep medicine consultations. Search your city, or pick your state below to find a sleep specialist near you.

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Sleep doctors in Alabama

144 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Alaska

37 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Arizona

170 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Arkansas

50 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in California

592 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Colorado

105 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Connecticut

99 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Delaware

39 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in District of Columbia

9 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Florida

447 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Georgia

266 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Hawaii

20 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Idaho

60 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Illinois

249 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Indiana

155 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Iowa

63 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Kansas

67 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Kentucky

124 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Louisiana

123 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Maine

34 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Maryland

145 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Massachusetts

131 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Michigan

252 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Minnesota

94 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Mississippi

100 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Missouri

129 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Montana

33 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Nebraska

43 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Nevada

71 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in New Hampshire

30 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in New Jersey

230 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in New Mexico

47 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in New York

329 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in North Carolina

272 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in North Dakota

25 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Ohio

315 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Oklahoma

76 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Oregon

106 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Pennsylvania

248 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Puerto Rico

43 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Rhode Island

31 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in South Carolina

117 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in South Dakota

12 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Tennessee

210 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Texas

755 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Utah

63 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Vermont

14 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Virginia

223 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Washington

116 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in West Virginia

50 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Wisconsin

114 clinics offer consultations

Sleep doctors in Wyoming

25 clinics offer consultations

Frequently asked questions

When should I see a sleep doctor?

See a sleep specialist if you snore loudly with pauses or gasps, feel very sleepy during the day despite enough time in bed, have had trouble falling or staying asleep for three months or more, fall asleep suddenly at odd times, have uncomfortable leg sensations at night, or act out your dreams.

What kind of doctor treats sleep apnea?

A sleep medicine specialist diagnoses sleep apnea and manages treatment such as CPAP. Pulmonologists and ENT surgeons often treat it as well, and dentists trained in dental sleep medicine can fit oral appliances once a physician has made the diagnosis.

Do I need a referral to see a sleep specialist?

That depends on your insurance rather than the clinic. Many HMO plans require a referral from your primary care doctor, while PPO plans often do not. Check your plan, then ask the clinic whether it accepts self-referrals.

What happens at a first sleep medicine appointment?

The doctor reviews your symptoms, sleep schedule, medications, and medical history, often with a questionnaire such as the Epworth Sleepiness Scale, and examines your airway. If a sleep disorder is suspected, they may order a home sleep test or an overnight in-lab study.

Can I see a sleep doctor online?

Yes. Many sleep clinics offer telemedicine visits, and home sleep testing and CPAP follow-up can often be handled remotely. An in-lab study still requires a night at the sleep center.

Related guides

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