Sleep Clinics in Arlington, VA: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Arlington, VA has four listed sleep clinics in this directory. The guide covers each clinic's address, phone, listed services, and credentials, plus general steps for choosing a provider, preparing for an appointment, and asking about insurance and access.

Sleep Clinics in Arlington at a glance

The table lists the four clinics shown in the directory data. Services and credentials are listed exactly as provided. If a field is missing, it is omitted.

Clinic	Area/ZIP	Phone	Listed services
Comprehensive Sleep Care Center - Arlington Facility	22203	(703) 729-3420	Insomnia Treatment, Sleep Apnea Treatment, Pediatric Sleep Disorder Treatment, Home Sleep Test
Virginia Hospital Center Sleep Lab	22205	(703) 558-6789; (703) 558-5000	Insomnia Treatment, Sleep Apnea Treatment, Sleep Study, Sleep Medicine Consultation
SLEEP WELL SERVICES INC	22203	(571) 439-5679	Insomnia Treatment, Narcolepsy Treatment, Parasomnia Treatment, Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
PMA Health	22205	(703) 521-6662	Insomnia Treatment, Sleep Apnea Treatment, Pulmonary Sleep Medicine, Sleep Medicine Consultation

Two clinics list AASM Accredited credentials: Comprehensive Sleep Care Center - Arlington Facility and Virginia Hospital Center Sleep Lab. The directory does not provide ratings, wait times, prices, awards, or patient reviews.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Arlington

Start with the service you need. Some clinics list insomnia, sleep apnea, pediatric sleep disorder, narcolepsy, parasomnia, restless legs syndrome, pulmonary sleep medicine, sleep studies, home sleep tests, or sleep medicine consultations. Match the listed service to the concern you want to discuss. A clinic that lists the relevant service may be a starting point, but availability, staffing, and scheduling are not shown in this directory.

Location matters in Arlington. The listed addresses are on North Glebe Road, N. George Mason Drive, and Fairfax Drive. Compare travel time, parking, and transit options based on your own routine. If you live or work near one of these addresses, that clinic may be easier to reach for repeat visits.

Credentials can be one factor. AASM Accredited is listed for two clinics. This credential indicates accreditation by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. The directory does not explain scope, expiration, or whether accreditation applies to every service at a site. Ask the clinic directly if you need details.

You can also review the how to choose a sleep clinic article for general selection tips. For nearby options, see Falls Church and Woodbridge.

What to expect

Sleep care often begins with a consultation. Depending on the clinic, that may include a medical history review, symptom discussion, and a plan for testing or treatment. Some clinics list sleep studies or home sleep tests, which are different testing formats. A sleep study may take place in a lab, while a home sleep test is completed at home. The directory does not describe preparation steps, test length, or result timelines.

Read the sleep study article and the home sleep study article for general background. These articles can help you understand common terms before you call a clinic. They do not replace instructions from your clinician.

If you are referred by a primary care clinician, bring the referral details and any prior test results. Ask whether the clinic needs records in advance. If you are self-referring, ask whether a referral is required by your insurer or by the clinic's intake process.

Insurance, cost and access

This directory does not list prices, insurance networks, or payment policies. Contact each clinic to ask whether it accepts your plan, whether prior authorization is needed, and whether there are separate charges for consultations, tests, and follow-up visits. Ask for written estimates when possible.

For Medicare questions, Medicare.gov is listed as a source. General Medicare coverage rules can change, and individual situations vary. Confirm details with Medicare and the clinic. Do not assume that a service is covered because it appears on a clinic's service list.

Access also includes scheduling. Ask about new-patient availability, evening or weekend hours, telehealth options, and cancellation policies. If transportation is a concern, ask about parking, transit access, and whether testing requires an overnight stay.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed clinics are in two ZIP codes: 22203 and 22205. Addresses include 200 North Glebe Road, Suite 316; 1625 N. George Mason Drive; 4601 Fairfax Dr; and 1635 N. George Mason Drive, Suite 190. Use these addresses to compare distance from your home, workplace, or usual travel route.

North Glebe Road and Fairfax Drive are in the 22203 area. N. George Mason Drive locations are in the 22205 area. If you need a clinic near a specific neighborhood, verify the exact address and travel time before booking. The directory does not provide neighborhood boundaries or transit details.

Questions to ask before booking

• Which sleep concerns do you evaluate most often?
• Do you offer the specific service I need, such as a sleep study or home sleep test?
• Is a referral required?
• Do you accept my insurance plan?
• What are the expected costs for consultation, testing, and follow-up?
• How long is the wait for a new-patient appointment?
• What should I bring to the first visit?
• Where is testing performed, and how are results shared?
• Do you offer pediatric care if needed?
• What are your hours, parking, and cancellation policies?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Arlington, VA?

Four clinics are listed in the directory data for Arlington, VA.

Which Arlington clinics list AASM Accredited credentials?

Comprehensive Sleep Care Center - Arlington Facility and Virginia Hospital Center Sleep Lab list AASM Accredited credentials.

Do all clinics offer the same services?

No. Services vary by clinic. Some list insomnia, sleep apnea, pediatric care, narcolepsy, parasomnia, restless legs syndrome, pulmonary sleep medicine, sleep studies, home sleep tests, or consultations.

Does the directory show prices or insurance networks?

No. Prices, insurance networks, and payment policies are not listed. Contact each clinic directly for current details.

Are there nearby cities with listed clinics?

Yes. Nearby listed cities include Falls Church, Alexandria, Fairfax, and Woodbridge, with distances shown in the directory.

Is this medical advice?

No. This is directory information. It does not diagnose or treat sleep conditions. Discuss symptoms and treatment decisions with a qualified clinician.

How we built this guide

This guide uses directory data for Arlington, VA, including clinic names, addresses, phone numbers, services, and credentials. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, NHLBI, and Medicare.gov. Last updated 2026-10-26. Byline: Sleep Clinic Directory Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.