Sleep Clinics in Bloomingdale, IL: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Bloomingdale, Illinois: KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC, MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC, SLEEP WELL, LLC, and Duly Health and Care. This guide compares their listed services, addresses, and phone numbers, then explains what to consider when contacting a clinic, preparing for a visit, checking insurance, and understanding access to care.

Sleep Clinics in Bloomingdale at a glance

Bloomingdale is home to four sleep clinics included in the Sleep Clinic Directory. Each listing identifies the clinic as AASM Accredited and includes a Bloomingdale address in ZIP code 60108. The clinics offer different combinations of listed sleep services, giving patients several options to research before scheduling.

Clinic	Area and ZIP	Phone	Listed services
KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC	Bloomingdale, IL 60108	(630) 240-3719	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC	Bloomingdale, IL 60108	(630) 671-8346	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
SLEEP WELL, LLC	Bloomingdale, IL 60108	(630) 894-8800	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Duly Health and Care	Bloomingdale, IL 60108	(888) 693-6437	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Home Sleep Test; Sleep Study

For a more detailed directory entry, review the profile for KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC, MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC, or SLEEP WELL, LLC. Duly Health and Care is also included in the directory and can be reached using the phone number shown in the table. You can return to the Bloomingdale sleep clinic directory to compare the listings in one place.

The table reflects the service information supplied for each listing. It does not indicate that every patient needs every listed service, and availability may vary. A clinic’s listing also does not provide information about appointment wait times, fees, insurance participation, office hours, or patient experiences. Those details should be confirmed directly with the clinic before making plans.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Bloomingdale

Start by matching the listed services to the type of evaluation your clinician has discussed with you. KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC, MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC, and SLEEP WELL, LLC list insomnia, narcolepsy, parasomnia, and restless legs syndrome services. Duly Health and Care lists insomnia treatment, sleep apnea treatment, home sleep testing, and sleep study services. This comparison can help you identify which office appears to offer the type of care relevant to your situation.

Next, consider the practical side of a visit. All four listings are in Bloomingdale, Illinois 60108, but their street addresses differ. Ask the clinic where you should check in, where the evaluation takes place, and whether any part of the process happens by phone or at another location. Clear directions can make the appointment easier, particularly if you have not visited the area before.

Availability is another factor. The directory does not include appointment timing, so call the clinic directly and ask what scheduling options are available. You may also want to ask whether the office works with your insurance plan, whether a referral or prior records are needed, and which forms should be completed before the visit. These are practical questions to resolve before scheduling, not judgments about any individual clinic.

Finally, make sure the provider can explain how it will evaluate your sleep concerns. The guide to choosing a sleep clinic offers additional factors to consider, while the directory listing provides a starting point for comparing location, contact details, accreditation, and listed services.

What to expect

A first sleep clinic visit generally begins with a conversation about your sleep history, symptoms, daily routines, and any concerns that have prompted the appointment. The clinician may also review your medical history and discuss factors such as medications, work schedules, snoring, fatigue, or observed changes in breathing when those details are relevant to your history. Exact procedures vary by clinic and by the needs identified during the visit.

If testing is appropriate, the clinic should explain what the test involves, when it will occur, and what preparation is required. A listed sleep study may take place at the clinic, while a home sleep test involves using equipment outside the sleep center. The sleep study overview provides general background on the testing process.

For home testing, ask what you should do with medicines, caffeine, alcohol, naps, and other daily activities if the clinic gives instructions. Also ask how the equipment is picked up and returned, how data are sent to the clinic, and when the clinician will discuss the results. You should receive guidance directly from the selected provider rather than relying on general online preparation advice alone.

After an evaluation, the clinic may discuss ways to address the concerns documented in your record. The four listings in this guide offer treatment-oriented services, but the directory does not specify individual plans or outcomes. Treatment decisions, follow-up timing, and any additional referrals should come from a qualified clinician who has reviewed your situation.

Insurance, cost and access

Contact both the clinic and your insurance company before your appointment to ask about coverage. The clinic can explain its billing practices and whether it accepts your plan, while your insurer can explain the benefits and documents associated with your specific policy. Coverage can vary according to the service, diagnosis, provider, facility, and plan terms, so confirm details directly rather than assuming that a service is covered.

Medicare beneficiaries can consult the official Medicare.gov site for general information about the program. The clinic should also determine how your specific coverage applies. Questions may include whether a physician order is required, whether the facility and clinician both need to meet certain billing requirements, and what portion of the cost may remain your responsibility.

Ask whether the clinic accepts your exact plan and whether a referral is needed. If you are unsure about your plan or have multiple coverage options, describe the situation without sharing unnecessary personal details. Also request an estimate when possible, including expected charges for the consultation, testing, equipment, and any follow-up visit. Avoid relying on a figure from another patient because services and billing can differ.

Access may also involve timing, transportation, language needs, disability accommodations, or the need for a referral. Raise these concerns when you call so the clinic can explain its policies and plan accordingly. The directory’s list of nearby cities includes Hinsdale at 13 miles, Naperville at 14 miles, Oak Park at 16 miles, and Chicago at 22 miles. These distances provide regional context, but the four featured clinics themselves are all located in Bloomingdale.

Neighborhoods and access

All clinics in this guide have Bloomingdale addresses in ZIP code 60108. Their exact locations are:

• KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC at 129 Fairfield Way, Suite 303C
• MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC at 201 E Army Trail Road
• SLEEP WELL, LLC at 125 S Bloomingdale Road
• Duly Health and Care at 220 Springfield Drive, Suite 100

Because the listings are clustered within the same city and ZIP code, comparing addresses may help you understand where each office sits relative to your home or usual route. For detailed map or travel-planning purposes, use the exact street address and confirm entrance, suite, parking, or public-transit details with the clinic. The directory does not list parking availability, transit distances, office hours, or accessibility features.

Patients coming from nearby communities may also look at the directory pages for Hinsdale, Naperville, and Oak Park. The city listings can help with broader regional planning, although the clinic table in this guide includes only the four Bloomingdale locations provided in the directory data.

Questions to ask before booking

Use a short list of questions when you call each clinic. Ask which listed services are appropriate for the reason you are seeking care, whether new patients are being accepted, and what information is needed to schedule. If a home test or sleep study may be involved, ask how the clinic handles equipment, preparation, and result discussions.

You should also ask about insurance participation, referral requirements, estimated charges, and payment policies. If English is not your preferred language or you need an accommodation, ask about available support before the visit. Bring the referral, insurance information, medical records, and a current list of medicines if the clinic requests them; it will confirm the exact items needed.

Finally, ask how the clinic communicates results and follow-up plans. Knowing when and how a clinician will respond can help you plan the next step. It is also reasonable to request the credentials of the clinician who will evaluate your case and ask which licensed professionals are involved in testing and care.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Bloomingdale, Illinois?

Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Bloomingdale: KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC, MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC, SLEEP WELL, LLC, and Duly Health and Care.

Are the Bloomingdale sleep clinics AASM Accredited?

Yes. Each of the four clinic listings in the provided data includes AASM Accredited under its credentials.

Which clinic lists home sleep testing and sleep study services?

Duly Health and Care lists Home Sleep Test and Sleep Study, along with Insomnia Treatment and Sleep Apnea Treatment.

Do all four clinics list the same sleep services?

No. KEY HEALTH SOLUTIONS INC, MEDTEK DIAGNOSTICS INC, and SLEEP WELL, LLC list the same four services, while Duly Health and Care has a different service mix.

What should I ask a clinic about insurance?

Ask whether the clinic accepts your plan, whether a referral or prior authorization is required, which provider and facility requirements apply, and what costs you should expect.

Where are the listed clinics located?

All four listings are in Bloomingdale, Illinois 60108. Their full street addresses appear in the neighborhood and access section above.

How we built this guide

This guide was compiled using clinic listing data from Sleep Clinic Directory. The reference organizations for background information include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and Medicare.gov. It was last updated on October 26, 2026, and written by the Sleep Clinic Directory Editorial Team. Clinic names, addresses, phone numbers, services, credentials, and counts are reproduced from the directory data. This directory guide is informational and is not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified clinician.