Sleep Clinics in Gonzales, LA: How to Choose One

Quick answer:Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Gonzales, Louisiana: Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth, FMOL Health, Solutions Sleep, and Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic. This guide compares their addresses, phone numbers, listed sleep services, and accreditation details, then explains what patients can consider when contacting a clinic and preparing for an appointment.

Sleep Clinics in Gonzales at a glance

All four clinics listed for Gonzales have a 70737 ZIP code, making them part of the same local area. Their directory pages use the street addresses and phone numbers shown below. The table reproduces the listed services rather than attempting to evaluate which clinic may be appropriate for a particular patient.

Clinic	Area and ZIP	Phone	Listed services
Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth	Gonzales, LA 70737	(225) 647-5000	Sleep Apnea Treatment; Circadian Rhythm Disorder Treatment; Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment
FMOL Health	Gonzales, LA 70737	(225) 647-5000	Sleep Apnea Treatment; Circadian Rhythm Disorder Treatment; Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment
Solutions Sleep	Gonzales, LA 70737	(225) 450-6673	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic	Gonzales, LA 70737	(225) 647-6900	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment

Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth and FMOL Health share the address 1125 Louisiana 30 W or 1125 Highway 30, respectively, and the same listed phone number. Solutions Sleep is listed at 211 S Alexander Ave, while Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic is listed at 1429 E Hwy 30. Solutions Sleep and Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic each carry the directory credential “AASM Accredited.”

For a starting point, you can call directly or visit the Solutions Sleep and Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic directory pages to review the listed information in a structured format.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Gonzales

Start by matching the clinic’s listed services with the sleep concern you want to discuss. Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth and FMOL Health list sleep apnea, circadian rhythm disorder, hypersomnia, and insomnia treatment. Solutions Sleep and Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic list insomnia, narcolepsy, parasomnia, and restless legs syndrome treatment. These are directory categories, so patients should ask each clinic to confirm whether it provides the specific evaluation or treatment they need.

Location is another practical consideration. Two listings appear on or near Highway 30, while Solutions Sleep is on South Alexander Avenue. Because all four listings use the Gonzales ZIP code 70737, patients can compare routes from their home or workplace without assuming that every clinic offers the same level of convenience.

Patients may also want to consider whether they want to begin with a sleep-focused practice or a broader health system. The directory includes both types of organizations, so the most useful comparison may simply be between the listed specialties, services, contact information, and accreditation.

Accreditation can provide useful context during the selection process. The [American Academy of Sleep Medicine](https://aasm.org/) is one of the sources associated with this directory, and two of the four clinics are explicitly marked “AASM Accredited” in the supplied data. Patients who consider this credential important can ask what it covers and how the clinic maintains it.

Finally, insurance participation, appointment availability, referral requirements, and evaluation methods can vary by clinic and are not included in the listing. Ask about these details directly rather than assuming they are the same. The directory’s guides on choosing a sleep clinic and sleep studies provide additional context for comparing options.

What to expect

Your first contact with a sleep clinic may begin with a call to the listed number. A staff member can explain how the clinic handles new-patient requests, which information you should have available, and whether an appointment requires a referral. The specific steps can differ among the four clinics, so it is helpful to write down your questions before calling.

Bring a list of medications, current health conditions, and any sleep-related observations you want to discuss. It may also help to note when sleep difficulties occur, how they affect daytime activities, and whether the pattern has changed. These details can give the clinician a clearer starting point, although they do not establish a diagnosis in advance.

The available treatments range across several sleep concerns. Some listings include sleep apnea, circadian rhythm disorder, hypersomnia, and insomnia, while others include narcolepsy, parasomnia, and restless legs syndrome. A patient may need to discuss how a sleep study or home sleep study is used during evaluation. The directory provides separate information on home sleep studies and sleep apnea treatment options.

Visits may also involve discussing sleep patterns, symptoms, and possible testing based on the clinician’s assessment. Keep the exact preparation instructions provided by the clinic, and do not change prescribed medication or begin a new treatment on your own without guidance from a qualified clinician.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage and patient costs cannot be determined from this directory listing. Coverage may depend on the clinic, the services ordered, the patient’s plan, and whether a referral is required. When calling, ask whether the clinic is in-network, whether a referral is needed, what documentation to bring, and whether the office provides an estimate of the expected charges.

Patients who may qualify for Medicare can consult the official Medicare.gov resource for current program information. The clinic should confirm whether it accepts Medicare and which services or appointment types are covered. Questions about benefits, copayments, deductibles, and claims should be directed to the insurer or clinic rather than inferred from this guide.

Access can also include scheduling, transportation, and whether services are offered in person or through another arrangement. The listings provide street addresses, but they do not include hours, waiting times, wheelchair details, language services, or telehealth availability. Ask the clinic for current operational information. For help with the sleep-study process itself, the directory also offers a guide to understanding sleep studies.

Neighborhoods and access

This guide covers four clinic listings in Gonzales, Louisiana, all within ZIP code 70737. The addresses available in the directory are 1125 Louisiana 30 W, 1125 Highway 30, 211 S Alexander Ave, and 1429 E Hwy 30. No neighborhood names or boundaries were supplied, so the guide does not assign the clinics to particular districts.

Patients who want a broader view of nearby options can review the directory’s Baton Rouge sleep clinic listings. Baton Rouge is listed as 16 miles away. The guide does not compare travel conditions or estimate appointment travel times.

Questions to ask before booking

• Which sleep concerns do you currently evaluate and treat?
• Do I need a referral, and is one required by my insurance plan?
• Does the clinic accept my insurance, and what charges should I expect?
• What information or records should I bring to the first appointment?
• Does the initial evaluation include a sleep study or home sleep study?
• What scheduling options and appointment locations are currently available?
• Are there any preparation instructions I should follow before testing?
• Which professionals will be involved in my evaluation and treatment?

Ask the clinic to clarify anything that is not included in its directory listing. This is particularly important for new services, referral policies, coverage, and scheduling because those details may change.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Gonzales?

Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Gonzales, Louisiana: Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth, FMOL Health, Solutions Sleep, and Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic.

Are all listed sleep clinics in the 70737 ZIP code?

Yes. Each of the four directory listings uses the Gonzales, Louisiana 70737 ZIP code.

Which clinics are listed as AASM Accredited?

Solutions Sleep and Pulmonary & Digestive Clinic are marked “AASM Accredited” in the supplied directory data.

Which clinics list sleep apnea treatment?

Our Lady of the Lake St. Elizabeth and FMOL Health list sleep apnea treatment among their services.

Do the listings provide prices or insurance information?

No. Prices, coverage, copayments, and referral requirements are not included, so patients should ask each clinic and their insurer.

Where can I find more information about sleep studies?

The Sleep Clinic Directory includes separate guides covering sleep studies, home sleep studies, choosing a clinic, and sleep apnea treatment options.

How we built this guide

This city guide was compiled from Sleep Clinic Directory listing data for four Gonzales clinics. It uses the supplied clinic names, addresses, ZIP codes, phone numbers, listed services, and credentials without adding patient ratings, reviews, awards, prices, wait times, or medical outcomes. The associated resources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, NHLBI, and Medicare.gov, and the directory’s state and city pages provide additional location information.

This 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.