Sleep Clinics in Brighton, CO: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Brighton, Colorado, all in ZIP code 80601. This guide compares their listed services, addresses, phone numbers, and credentials, then explains how to consider sleep study options, insurance questions, access, and what to ask when arranging an appointment.

Sleep Clinics in Brighton at a glance

Brighton residents have four sleep clinics to consider in this directory. The offices share the 80601 ZIP code but offer different listed service combinations. Two clinics are listed as AASM Accredited, while the directory does not show credentials for the other two. Checking the information directly with each office can help confirm availability, referral requirements, and whether a particular clinician is the right fit for the sleep concern you want evaluated.

Clinic	Area/ZIP	Phone	Listed services
BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER	195 Telluride St, Brighton, CO 80601	(303) 395-5548	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Mountain Sleep Diagnostics	191 Telluride St, Unit 5, Brighton, CO 80601	(303) 396-5923	Sleep Apnea Treatment; Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Pediatric Sleep Disorder Treatment
BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC	36 S 18th Ave, Brighton, CO 80601	(303) 654-9748	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Intermountain Health	1606 Prairie Center Pkwy #250, Brighton, CO 80601	(303) 498-1779	Sleep Apnea Treatment; Snoring Treatment; CPAP Therapy; Sleep Disorder Diagnosis

The service lists are useful for identifying clinics that mention your area of interest. For example, Mountain Sleep Diagnostics includes pediatric sleep disorder treatment, while Intermountain Health lists sleep disorder diagnosis and CPAP therapy. BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER and BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC list the same four services, and both carry the AASM Accredited credential shown in the directory.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Brighton

Start by matching the clinic’s listed services to the sleep issue you want to address. If you are looking for evaluation of suspected sleep apnea, Mountain Sleep Diagnostics and Intermountain Health both list sleep apnea treatment. For insomnia, three clinics list insomnia treatment: BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER, Mountain Sleep Diagnostics, and BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC. Questions about narcolepsy, parasomnias, or restless legs syndrome should be directed to BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER or BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC based on the directory’s service lists.

Credentials are another point to consider. The directory identifies BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER and BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC as AASM Accredited. It does not provide credential information for Mountain Sleep Diagnostics or Intermountain Health, so you may want to ask about clinician qualifications and accreditation directly rather than assume that a credential is absent.

Location and scheduling practicality also matter. All four offices are in Brighton, Colorado, ZIP code 80601. Two are located on Telluride Street, while the others are on South 18th Avenue and Prairie Center Parkway. When contacting a clinic, ask about appointment availability, the types of sleep studies offered, required referrals, and whether visits are in person, remote, or both.

Patients researching testing can read our guides to a sleep study and home sleep study. These articles can help you prepare for questions about the testing process. If you are comparing clinics more broadly, see how to choose a sleep clinic. Those resources are general guides, while the clinic details in this page come from the Sleep Clinic Directory listing.

What to expect

Your experience will depend on the clinic, the referring clinician, and the reason for your visit. A typical first step may involve discussing symptoms, sleep patterns, medical history, medications, and prior test results. The clinic may then explain which evaluation is appropriate and whether testing can take place at home or requires an appointment at the facility.

Bring or request copies of relevant records, including previous sleep studies and notes from a referring clinician. Prepare a clear account of what happens during sleep and how daytime activities are affected. It can also help to note changes in sleep schedule, snoring, breathing pauses, leg discomfort, difficulty falling or staying asleep, and any safety concerns that require prompt attention.

If treatment is discussed, ask what options are available, what each option involves, how progress will be monitored, and which clinician will coordinate follow-up. The directory lists treatment areas but does not provide individualized recommendations, test results, timelines, or claims about effectiveness. For more focused background, readers can review sleep apnea treatment options.

Insurance, cost and access

Contact the clinic and your insurance plan before scheduling to confirm coverage. Ask whether the clinic is in-network, whether a referral or prior authorization is required, which services and tests are covered, and what the patient may owe. Medicare beneficiaries can use Medicare.gov to review general coverage information, but the clinic should confirm benefits for the specific service and plan.

No prices, copays, waiting times, or insurance rules are provided in the source data, so this guide does not estimate them. Get a clear explanation of costs before any scheduled evaluation or testing. If language access, mobility accommodations, transportation, or scheduling flexibility matters, ask the office what support is available.

The directory also links to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the NHLBI as informational resources on sleep health and sleep disorders. These organizations can offer general background, while your clinic can address care that is specific to you.

Neighborhoods and access

All listed clinics are within Brighton’s 80601 ZIP code. BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER and Mountain Sleep Diagnostics are on Telluride Street, which makes them particularly easy to compare from a nearby address. BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC is on South 18th Avenue. Intermountain Health is on Prairie Center Parkway in Suite 250.

For additional options, the directory lists Aurora and Denver as nearby cities, each 19 miles away, and Longmont at 22 miles. Colorado Springs is also listed as a nearby regional page at 74 miles. You can review the Brighton city page or the Colorado clinic directory when comparing locations.

Questions to ask before booking

• Which sleep conditions and services does the clinic specifically handle?
• What credentials do the clinicians and facility hold?
• Can my concern be evaluated in person, remotely, or through home testing?
• Do I need a referral, prior authorization, or medical records?
• What will the appointment involve, and how long does it take?
• Is the clinic in-network with my insurance, and what costs should I expect?
• Who will coordinate testing, treatment, and follow-up?
• What should I bring to the first appointment?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Brighton, Colorado?

The directory lists four sleep clinics in Brighton, CO 80601.

Which listed clinics provide sleep apnea services?

Mountain Sleep Diagnostics and Intermountain Health list sleep apnea treatment.

Which clinics list insomnia treatment?

BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER, Mountain Sleep Diagnostics, and BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC list insomnia treatment.

Which Brighton clinics are listed as AASM Accredited?

BRIGHTON SLEEP CENTER and BRIGHTON CENTER FOR SLEEP DISORDERS LLC are listed as AASM Accredited.

Are the Brighton sleep clinics in the same ZIP code?

Yes. All four directory listings use ZIP code 80601.

Does this guide include clinic prices or patient reviews?

No. The directory data does not include prices, patient reviews, ratings, wait times, or awards.

How we built this guide

This city guide was assembled from Sleep Clinic Directory listings and uses the sources listed in the directory data, including the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, NHLBI, and Medicare.gov. It was last updated on 2026-10-26 and written by the Sleep Clinic Directory Editorial Team. This directory guide is informational and is not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified clinician.