Sleep Clinics in Burnsville, MN: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Burnsville has four sleep clinics listed in the Sleep Clinic Directory, and each listing identifies the clinic as AASM Accredited. This guide compares their addresses, phone numbers, and listed services, then explains what to consider when choosing a clinic, what to expect during the process, and which questions to ask before booking an appointment.

Sleep Clinics in Burnsville at a glance

The four sleep clinics Burnsville MN directory entries serve patients looking for help with sleep-related concerns. Their listed services vary, so the best starting point is to compare the type of care you need with the services shown in the table below. Two clinics list home-based or consultation-related support, while others list treatment for conditions such as sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, parasomnia, and restless legs syndrome.

Clinic	Address and ZIP	Phone	Listed services
Whitney Sleep Center	2412 East 117th Street, Burnsville, MN 55337	(952) 431-5011	Sleep Apnea Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment
SOUND SLEEP CENTERS	13770 Frontier Ct, Burnsville, MN 55337	(952) 997-2889	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Gillette Children's Sleep Services	305 East Nicollet Boulevard, 2nd Floor, Burnsville, MN 55337	(952) 223-3400	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Home Sleep Test; Sleep Study
Minnesota Sleep Institute - Burnsville	675 Nicollet Boulevard East 135, Burnsville, MN 55337	(612) 262-7100; (952) 567-7400	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Sleep Medicine Consultation; Durable Medical Equipment (DME)

All four clinics share the ZIP code 55337, although they are spread across several Burnsville addresses. Their telephone numbers and service lists can help narrow the initial selection. To review one clinic in more detail, you can visit the listing for Whitney Sleep Center or the listing for SOUND SLEEP CENTERS.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Burnsville

Start by matching the clinic’s listed services to the reason for your visit. Sleep apnea treatment appears in the listings for Whitney Sleep Center, Gillette Children's Sleep Services, and Minnesota Sleep Institute - Burnsville. Insomnia treatment appears at all four clinics. If you are looking specifically for narcolepsy treatment or parasomnia treatment, those services are listed by Whitney Sleep Center and SOUND SLEEP CENTERS. Restless legs syndrome treatment is listed only by SOUND SLEEP CENTERS.

Some patients may be looking for a particular part of the diagnostic process rather than a named treatment. Gillette Children's Sleep Services lists a home sleep test and a sleep study, while Minnesota Sleep Institute - Burnsville lists a sleep medicine consultation and durable medical equipment. If you are unsure which type of appointment is appropriate, describe the concern and scheduling question when you call, and ask what information the clinic needs before the visit.

Another useful point is the clinic name itself. Gillette Children's Sleep Services is identified as a children’s service, which may be relevant when scheduling for a child. The other directory entries do not specify a pediatric focus, so families should confirm directly whether a child can be seen. Similarly, if you are already using equipment prescribed by another clinician, ask whether the Burnsville clinic provides the specific durable medical equipment or services you need.

Each listing includes the AASM Accredited credential. You can confirm current details by calling the clinic or reviewing its individual directory profile before making a decision. Addresses and phone numbers in this guide come from the directory data, so direct verification is particularly useful when you are planning your first visit.

What to expect

The exact visit process can vary by clinic and by the service requested. The directory listings do not specify appointment lengths, scheduling timelines, testing instructions, or whether visits are in person or remote. For that reason, the most accurate way to understand the process is to ask each clinic about its intake procedure before booking.

A first call may cover the reason for your visit, available appointment types, referral requirements, insurance information, and any records that should be brought to the appointment. If the visit will involve a sleep study, ask about preparation instructions, arrival time, and what equipment or paperwork is involved. For a home sleep test, ask how the test is delivered and how results are communicated. These are practical scheduling questions rather than medical instructions.

Patients may also want to understand the relationship among services. For example, a consultation, a sleep study, and a home sleep test are different types of encounters in the directory listings. Likewise, treatment for sleep apnea and durable medical equipment appear as separate listed services at Minnesota Sleep Institute - Burnsville. A clinic can explain whether its listed services are provided in sequence or whether another provider may be involved.

To prepare for a general information call, gather relevant insurance information, referral details if you have them, and a concise description of what you would like to discuss. You can also read the directory’s overview of sleep studies for background before asking clinic-specific questions.

Insurance, cost and access

Four clinics are listed in Burnsville, all in ZIP code 55337. When calling, ask each clinic whether it accepts your insurance plan and whether a referral or prior authorization is required for the service you want. Coverage can depend on the patient, the plan, and the specific service, so confirmation from the clinic and the insurer is important before a visit.

There are no listed prices in the directory data, and this guide does not estimate them. Ask the clinic for information about payment responsibility, copays, self-pay rates, and any charges associated with testing, consultations, treatment, or equipment. A clear explanation of what is billed before services are provided can help prevent surprises.

Access questions may include appointment availability, the clinic’s location within Burnsville, parking, accessibility needs, whether an appointment can be scheduled by telephone, and how test results are delivered. If transportation or timing is difficult, explain the concern when calling so the clinic can confirm what options are available.

Neighborhoods and access

The four listed clinics are located in Burnsville, Minnesota, and all use ZIP code 55337. Their listed addresses provide a useful basis for comparing proximity:

• Whitney Sleep Center is at 2412 East 117th Street.
• SOUND SLEEP CENTERS is at 13770 Frontier Ct.
• Gillette Children's Sleep Services is at 305 East Nicollet Boulevard, 2nd Floor.
• Minnesota Sleep Institute - Burnsville is at 675 Nicollet Boulevard East 135.

Burnsville is also listed near Minneapolis, which is 14 miles away. Patients who want to compare more locations can review the directory’s Minneapolis sleep clinic listing. For Burnsville scheduling, confirm the exact address in the clinic’s directory profile and ask about parking or arrival requirements.

Questions to ask before booking

Ask which service is most appropriate for the concern you want to discuss. Request an explanation of whether the visit is a consultation, diagnostic appointment, treatment appointment, equipment appointment, or another type of encounter. Also ask what records, referrals, insurance documents, and identification the clinic requires.

Other useful questions include which locations accept the service, whether home sleep testing is available when relevant, how results are communicated, what happens after an appointment, and whether the clinic accepts your insurance plan. Ask for the full name of the person or department handling scheduling so you know whom to contact if the first attempt does not reach the right place.

Before booking, you can also use the directory’s guide to choosing a sleep clinic as a general checklist. The final decision should reflect the services you need, your access requirements, and answers the clinic provides directly.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Burnsville?

The Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Burnsville, Minnesota.

Which Burnsville sleep clinic lists home sleep testing?

Gillette Children’s Sleep Services lists Home Sleep Test among its services.

Which clinics list sleep study services?

Gillette Children’s Sleep Services lists Sleep Study. Minnesota Sleep Institute - Burnsville lists Sleep Medicine Consultation and durable medical equipment.

Are the listed Burnsville clinics AASM accredited?

Yes. Each of the four clinic listings includes the AASM Accredited credential.

What sleep treatment services are listed in Burnsville?

Listed services include sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, parasomnia, and restless legs syndrome treatment, along with a home sleep test, sleep study, sleep medicine consultation, and durable medical equipment.

How can I contact a Burnsville sleep clinic?

Use the phone numbers in the clinic table, or open an individual directory listing for its complete listing details and website link.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from Sleep Clinic Directory listing data, with four Burnsville clinics included. The information was last updated on October 26, 2026, and the guide is bylined by the Sleep Clinic Directory Editorial Team. Background resources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and Medicare.gov. This directory guide is informational and is not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified clinician.