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Browse 7,522 sleep medicine centers — verified addresses, phone numbers, Google ratings and opening hours, organized so you can book a sleep study faster.

7,522Sleep centers listed
5,157AASM accredited
59States covered
368,264Patient ratings collected
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Every profile is hand-checked against the federal NPI registry and paired with Google rating data — so you can shortlist with confidence.

Blackstone Medical Services — photo★ 4.3

Blackstone Medical Services

📍 Tampa, FL

sleep-disordered breathing treatmentsleep apnea treatmentsnoring treatment
AdventHealth Tampa — photo★ 4.2

AdventHealth Tampa

📍 Tampa, FL

hypersomnia treatmentinsomnia treatmentnarcolepsy treatment
Aiken Regional Medical Centers — photo★ 4.2

Aiken Regional Medical Centers

📍 Aiken, SC

insomnia treatmentperiodic limb movement disorder treatmentsleep apnea treatment
Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic — photo★ 4.8AASM ACCREDITED

Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic

📍 Fayetteville, AR

insomnia treatmentnarcolepsy treatmentperiodic limb movement disorder treatment

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How it works: navigating sleep care

Find accredited centers, compare what matters, and reach out directly.

1

Search your local options

Use the search bar or state index to locate sleep centers in your city. Every listing shows address, phone and services at a glance.

2

Verify credentials & accreditation

Look for the AASM accreditation badge and the NPI registry link on each profile — trust signals you can check, not marketing copy.

3

Connect & book directly

Call the clinic using the listed number to ask about referrals, insurance and scheduling. Most centers book sleep studies within two weeks.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I need a sleep study?

Loud snoring, waking up gasping, daytime sleepiness despite a full night in bed, or morning headaches are common reasons physicians order a sleep study. Only a clinician can diagnose a sleep disorder — but if any of these sound familiar, a sleep clinic evaluation is a sensible next step.

What is the difference between in-lab polysomnography and a home sleep test?

An in-lab study records brain waves, breathing, oxygen and movement overnight in a sleep lab. A home sleep test is a portable kit that records breathing and oxygen in your own bed. Which one is right depends on your symptoms and medical history — the clinic decides after evaluation.

Does AASM accreditation matter for a sleep center?

Accreditation by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine means the center meets standards for staff qualifications, equipment and quality review. Listings on this site flag AASM-accredited centers wherever the information is available.

How much does a sleep study cost?

Costs vary widely by center and insurance coverage. Home tests are typically far less expensive than in-lab studies. Call the clinic directly — every listing on this site includes a phone number — and ask about pricing and insurance before booking.

What information can I find for each clinic on this site?

Each profile lists the verified address, phone number, services, opening hours where published, a Google rating with a selection of patient reviews, and an NPI registry verification link where the clinic could be matched to the federal provider registry.

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