Sleep Clinics in Edina, MN: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Edina, Minnesota, has four sleep clinics listed in the Sleep Clinic Directory. This guide compares their addresses, phone numbers, listed services, and accreditation information, then explains what patients can review before booking an appointment. Use it as a starting point for comparing sleep-care options in Edina.

Sleep Clinics in Edina at a glance

Patients searching for sleep clinics Edina MN can find four directory listings, all with ZIP code 55435. The clinics offer different combinations of sleep apnea care, insomnia treatment, narcolepsy or hypersomnia care, circadian rhythm disorder treatment, sleep consultations, sleep studies, home sleep testing, and durable medical equipment.

Three listings identify themselves as AASM accredited: Allina Health Lung and Sleep Edina, Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina, and Minnesota Lung Center, Ltd. DBA: Minnesota Sleep Institute. No accreditation credential is listed for NurtureSleep in the directory data. Accreditation and listed services can help organize an initial comparison, but patients still need to confirm current availability, referral requirements, insurance coverage, and whether a specific service is offered at the location they plan to visit.

Clinic	Area and ZIP code	Phone	Listed services
NurtureSleep	6500 Barrie Rd, Edina, MN 55435	(612) 263-7720	Sleep Apnea Treatment; Circadian Rhythm Disorder Treatment; Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment
Allina Health Lung and Sleep Edina	7450 France Avenue South, Suite 210, Edina, MN 55435	(612) 262-7100; (952) 567-7412	Circadian Rhythm Disorder Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment
Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina	6363 France Avenue S 101, 103, Edina, MN 55435	(952) 924-5053; (952) 924-5030	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Home Sleep Test; Sleep Study
Minnesota Lung Center, Ltd. DBA: Minnesota Sleep Institute	Minnesota Lung Center, Ltd. MSI, 7450 France Avenue South 103, Edina, MN 55435	(612) 262-7100	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Sleep Medicine Consultation; Durable Medical Equipment (DME)

For a broader look at sleep testing options, readers can review the directory's guide to sleep studies. Direct contact with the clinics remains the best way to confirm whether a service, test, or appointment type is currently available.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Edina

Start by matching the clinic's listed services with the type of care you are seeking. If you need an evaluation for a suspected sleep disorder, the Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina listing includes both a home sleep test and a sleep study among its services. Patients interested in a sleep medicine consultation can review the entry for Minnesota Sleep Institute. For condition-specific treatment, compare the insomnia, sleep apnea, circadian rhythm disorder, narcolepsy, and hypersomnia entries shown in the table.

Next, consider professional credentials. AASM accreditation appears in the listings for Allina Health Lung and Sleep Edina, Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina, and Minnesota Sleep Institute. Patients can verify the organizations directly or consult the American Academy of Sleep Medicine for background information about the accreditation organization.

Location and convenience also matter. Three Edina listings are on France Avenue: Allina Health Lung and Sleep Edina at 7450 France Avenue South, Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina at 6363 France Avenue S, and Minnesota Sleep Institute at 7450 France Avenue South. NurtureSleep is listed at 6500 Barrie Rd. Since some offices share or sit near the same street, confirm the correct suite before traveling.

Finally, consider communication and scheduling. Call the clinic with a list of questions about its intake process, provider availability, referral needs, testing locations, and billing. Each listing provides at least one phone number, and the Allina and Fairview listings provide more than one. For additional selection guidance, use the Sleep Clinic Directory article on how to choose a sleep clinic.

What to expect

The initial contact may involve scheduling an appointment, providing medical information, discussing symptoms and existing diagnoses, and learning whether a referral is required. Exact intake steps can vary by clinic and are not specified in the directory data, so patients should ask each office what to bring and whether any forms or records should be submitted before the visit.

If testing is relevant, the clinic can explain whether a home sleep test, an in-office sleep study, or another assessment is appropriate. The available service list alone does not determine which test a patient needs. Decisions may depend on symptoms, medical history, clinician judgment, and the evaluation process used by the organization.

For treatment discussions, patients can learn which listed conditions the clinic addresses and what happens after evaluation. Relevant background information is available from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Patients should also review educational material about sleep apnea treatment options before attending an appointment, while leaving the selection of care to the treating clinician.

Insurance, cost and access

Coverage and payment requirements can vary by clinic, plan, service, and individual circumstances. Before booking, ask whether the clinic is in-network for the patient's insurance plan, whether a referral or prior authorization is required, what the patient owes, and which services are covered. The directory does not provide prices, copay amounts, coverage decisions, or estimates, so those details must be confirmed directly with the clinic and the relevant insurer.

Patients with Medicare coverage may also review the official Medicare.gov website and confirm benefits directly. A directory listing does not establish that a particular service is covered or that a patient qualifies for a particular benefit. It is also important to distinguish a professional consultation, a diagnostic sleep test, and durable medical equipment, because each may have separate billing and coverage considerations.

For access, ask about appointment timing, cancellation policies, referral paperwork, telehealth availability if offered, and the process for obtaining or reviewing a home test. If a service requires an in-person visit, confirm the exact street address and suite. For additional sleep-care listings outside Edina, the directory includes nearby Minneapolis sleep clinics, approximately seven miles away.

Neighborhoods and access

All four Edina clinics in the data are located in ZIP code 55435. Two France Avenue listings are in the 7450 France Avenue South area, while Fairview is listed at 6363 France Avenue S. NurtureSleep is listed at 6500 Barrie Rd. These address details provide the available location context without assigning the clinics to neighborhoods that are not identified in the source data.

Patients combining appointments may wish to compare travel time between a clinic and other destinations in Edina. Because several offices are near France Avenue, confirm building entrances, parking information, accessibility needs, and the correct suite when calling. The directory also provides an Edina location page at sleepclinicdirectory.com/states/mn/edina.

Questions to ask before booking

Call the selected clinic and ask which clinician would be involved in the evaluation. Confirm that the clinic regularly provides the service related to the concern being addressed and whether testing occurs at the Edina address or another location. Patients should also ask whether a referral, authorization, or records from another clinician are needed.

Other useful questions include whether the clinic accepts the patient's insurance, what fees may apply, and how billing is handled. Ask what documents or medication lists to bring, whether a home test can be performed if appropriate, and how test results are explained. For those planning further research, the Sleep Clinic Directory's sleep apnea treatment guide offers additional context before an appointment.

Finally, ask about scheduling changes, cancellation procedures, communication preferences, and which phone number is most appropriate for follow-up. These questions can help patients determine whether the office fits their practical needs as well as their clinical needs.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Edina, Minnesota?

The Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Edina, MN.

Which Edina sleep clinics list AASM accreditation?

Allina Health Lung and Sleep Edina, Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina, and Minnesota Sleep Institute list AASM accreditation.

Which listed clinic offers both home sleep tests and sleep studies?

Fairview Sleep Centers - Edina lists both Home Sleep Test and Sleep Study among its services.

What sleep conditions are listed among the services?

The listings include sleep apnea, insomnia, circadian rhythm disorder, narcolepsy, and hypersomnia treatment.

Are all four clinics at the same address?

No. They are at 6500 Barrie Rd, 7450 France Avenue South, 6363 France Avenue S, and 7450 France Avenue South.

How can I confirm coverage and appointment availability?

Call the clinic directly to confirm scheduling, referrals, insurance participation, and any estimated costs.

How we built this guide

This city guide was built from Sleep Clinic Directory listing data for Edina, Minnesota. The directory identifies four clinics and supplies each listing's name, address, ZIP code, phone number, listed services, and any listed credentials. Supporting educational sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and Medicare.gov. The guide was last updated on 2026-10-26 and was prepared 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.