Sleep Clinics in Centerville, OH: How to Choose One

Quick answer:There are 4 sleep clinics listed in Centerville, Ohio. This guide compares their addresses, ZIP codes, phone numbers, listed services, and directory credentials. It also explains how to review a clinic, what information to bring to a consultation, and what questions may help you determine which option fits your needs.

Sleep Clinics in Centerville at a glance

The Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics serving Centerville, OH. The directory includes services related to insomnia, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, hypersomnia, restless legs syndrome, sleep studies, home sleep testing, sleep medicine consultations, and CPAP equipment and supplies.

Two entries are identified in the directory as AASM Accredited: Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants and Center for Sleep Disorders. The directory does not provide accreditation credentials for Kettering Health Sleep Center or Total Respiratory, so those entries are listed without credential information. This guide presents the available directory facts without judging or ranking the providers.

Clinic	Area and ZIP	Phone	Listed services
Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants	2300 Miami Valley Drive, Suite 370, Centerville, OH 45459	(937) 461-5815	Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Center for Sleep Disorders	7056 Corporate Way, Centerville, OH 45459	(937) 312-9144; (937) 438-8130	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Home Sleep Test; Sleep Study
Kettering Health Sleep Center	7756 Washington Village Dr, Centerville, OH 45459	(937) 425-0035	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Sleep Medicine Consultation
Total Respiratory	8320 Yankee Street, Centerville, OH 45458	(937) 759-8710	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; CPAP Equipment & Supplies

To review more complete listing details, see the directory pages for Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants, Center for Sleep Disorders, and the other listed clinics.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Centerville

Begin by comparing the listed services with the type of sleep concern you want to address. Insomnia treatment appears in all four directory entries. Narcolepsy treatment is listed by three clinics: Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants, Kettering Health Sleep Center, and Total Respiratory. Sleep apnea treatment is listed by Center for Sleep Disorders, Kettering Health Sleep Center, and Total Respiratory.

If you are looking for diagnostic options, Center for Sleep Disorders lists both Home Sleep Test and Sleep Study among its services. Kettering Health Sleep Center lists Sleep Medicine Consultation, which may be worth asking about when you want to discuss the evaluation process. Total Respiratory lists CPAP Equipment & Supplies, while Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants lists treatment for hypersomnia and restless legs syndrome.

Location and contact information are also useful starting points. Three clinics are listed in ZIP code 45459, and Total Respiratory is listed in 45458. The guide does not infer which clinic is closest to a particular address, so patients should use the listed street addresses to determine travel details for themselves.

Credentials are another point to consider. Two directory entries carry an AASM Accredited designation. For the two clinics without a listed credential, patients may wish to ask about professional affiliations, clinician qualifications, referral requirements, and the types of evaluations offered. Relevant background information about sleep-study options is available in the guide to sleep studies, while the article on home sleep tests gives a starting point for comparing testing approaches.

Finally, consider whether the clinic's listed offerings align with the next step you need. A consultation, an in-person sleep study, a home sleep test, and CPAP supplies are different services. Confirm with the clinic that it offers the type of appointment you are seeking and whether a referral is needed before traveling or scheduling.

What to expect

Your appointment process will depend on the clinic, the service selected, and the information provided during scheduling. Since the directory lists service categories rather than detailed appointment procedures, contact the chosen office directly to learn what to expect.

A first call can clarify several practical points. Ask which listed services are handled at that location, whether new patients are being scheduled, what records or referral information are needed, and whether the office provides home testing, clinic-based testing, consultations, or equipment services. You can also ask whether there is a preferred scheduling process and which phone number is best for your question.

Bring or request any relevant sleep-related information you already have. That may include notes about sleep patterns, an existing sleep study report, referral paperwork, or a list of questions. If you use CPAP equipment, be prepared to explain which type of equipment you currently have and what support you need. Listing what is available in advance helps the office determine the appropriate next step without treating one clinic's process as representative of every provider.

Some patients may also find it useful to review broader background information through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine or NHLBI before their visit. Understanding sleep terminology can make it easier to ask clear questions about testing, consultations, and treatment options listed by the Centerville clinics.

Insurance, cost and access

Coverage and cost can vary, so confirm both with the clinic and your insurer. Ask whether the clinic accepts your insurance plan, whether the specific service requires a referral, and what information is needed to verify benefits. It is also useful to ask about estimated charges, payment policies, and whether any cancellation or rescheduling terms apply.

Medicare beneficiaries can use Medicare.gov for official information about Medicare coverage and programs. Because coverage depends on the service and circumstances, the clinic should confirm whether a service is covered under your specific situation. The directory does not list prices, insurance plans, payment terms, or referral rules, so it does not support cost comparisons between the four clinics.

For access, note the different ZIP codes and street addresses shown in the table. Confirm the correct office, particularly when a provider lists more than one phone number, as shown for Center for Sleep Disorders. Patients who need equipment or a particular test should ask whether that service is available at the listed Centerville location.

Neighborhoods and access

This guide does not assign the listed clinics to specific Centerville neighborhoods because the source data provides street addresses and ZIP codes rather than neighborhood boundaries. Three locations appear under ZIP code 45459: Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants at 2300 Miami Valley Drive, Suite 370; Center for Sleep Disorders at 7056 Corporate Way; and Kettering Health Sleep Center at 7756 Washington Village Dr.

Total Respiratory appears under ZIP code 45458 at 8320 Yankee Street. Comparing these ZIP codes with your own address can help you identify the most practical location to investigate. The Centerville city directory provides the central location for reviewing the four entries together.

For locations outside Centerville, the directory also lists Cincinnati at 35 miles, Columbus at 68 miles, Westerville at 74 miles, and Lima at 76 miles. These distances provide additional context if you are willing to look beyond Centerville for a particular service.

Questions to ask before booking

Before scheduling, ask the clinic which listed services are currently available and whether your concern falls under one of them. Confirm the office address, phone number, hours, new-patient process, and referral requirements. If you are considering testing, ask about the differences between a home sleep test and a sleep study listed by the available providers.

For people considering CPAP equipment or supplies, ask what is included in the service and what is arranged separately. If a referral is available or required, ask where it should be sent. It is also reasonable to ask which clinician will review your information, what records the office needs, and how results are communicated.

The directory's article on choosing a sleep clinic offers additional points to consider. Patients can also request information about sleep apnea treatment options from the directory's sleep apnea treatment resource.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Centerville, Ohio?

Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Centerville, Ohio.

Which listed clinic offers a home sleep test?

Center for Sleep Disorders lists Home Sleep Test among its services.

Which listed clinic offers sleep studies and home sleep tests?

Center for Sleep Disorders lists both Sleep Study and Home Sleep Test.

Which clinics list narcolepsy treatment?

Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants, Kettering Health Sleep Center, and Total Respiratory list Narcolepsy Treatment.

Which clinics are identified as AASM Accredited?

Pulmonary and Critical Care Consultants and Center for Sleep Disorders carry the AASM Accredited designation in the directory.

Which listed clinic includes CPAP equipment and supplies?

Total Respiratory lists CPAP Equipment & Supplies among its services.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from Sleep Clinic Directory records for four Centerville, Ohio, clinics, with supporting background resources from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, NHLBI, and Medicare.gov. It was last updated on 2026-10-26 by the Sleep Clinic Directory Editorial Team. Clinic names, addresses, ZIP codes, phone numbers, services, and credentials reflect the supplied directory data; facilities can change their services and contact information over time. This directory guide is informational and is not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified clinician.