Sleep Clinics in Idaho Falls, ID: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Idaho Falls has four sleep clinics listed in the Sleep Clinic Directory, and all four are identified as AASM accredited. This guide compares their addresses, phone numbers, and listed treatment areas, then explains what to check before booking an appointment.

Sleep Clinics in Idaho Falls at a glance

Finding a sleep clinic usually starts with matching the clinic’s listed services to the type of sleep concern you want evaluated. The four Idaho Falls clinics below provide insomnia, narcolepsy, hypersomnia, circadian rhythm disorder, parasomnia, periodic limb movement disorder, restless legs syndrome, and sleep apnea treatment services. All four listings carry the AASM Accredited credential and are located in ZIP code 83404.

Clinic	Area / ZIP	Phone	Listed services
Neurology and Sleep Specialists	2680 Channing Way, Idaho Falls, ID 83404	(208) 523-7667	Circadian Rhythm Disorder Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment
Neurology & Sleep Specialists	2325 Coronado Street, Idaho Falls, ID 83404	(208) 557-2757	Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Periodic Limb Movement Disorder Treatment
Sleep Disorder Center-Eastern Id	2001 S Woodruff Ave Ste 11, Idaho Falls, ID 83404	(208) 524-8044	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
Idaho Center for Sleep	2330 DeSoto Street, Idaho Falls, ID 83404	(208) 557-2757	Hypersomnia Treatment; Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment

The names and contact details above are reproduced from the directory data. Two listings use very similar names but have different addresses and phone numbers, so confirm the exact location when calling. For more background, the Sleep Clinic Directory also explains how sleep studies work and how to choose a sleep clinic.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Idaho Falls

Start by comparing the conditions each clinic lists. If you are looking for narcolepsy treatment, all four clinics list it. Insomnia treatment also appears for every clinic. For sleep apnea, the listing for Neurology and Sleep Specialists at 2680 Channing Way includes sleep apnea treatment.

Other needs may narrow the list. Circadian rhythm disorder treatment is listed only by Neurology and Sleep Specialists at 2680 Channing Way. Parasomnia treatment is listed by Sleep Disorder Center-Eastern Id. Periodic limb movement disorder treatment is listed by Neurology & Sleep Specialists at 2325 Coronado Street. Hypersomnia and restless legs syndrome treatment are listed at both Neurology & Sleep Specialists and Idaho Center for Sleep.

You can also compare practical details:

• Location: All four clinics are in the 83404 ZIP code, but their street addresses differ.
• Telephone: Call the number shown in the table to ask about scheduling, referral requirements, and which clinician would be appropriate for the concern you want evaluated.
• Accreditation: Each directory listing identifies the clinic as AASM accredited.
• Service fit: Confirm that the clinic handles the specific sleep disorder or treatment area relevant to your visit.

For additional clinic-selection guidance, review sleep apnea treatment options if sleep apnea is one of the concerns in question.

What to expect

The first appointment generally serves as an opportunity for a clinician to review the reason for the visit, discuss symptoms and health history, and determine what evaluation or next step is appropriate. Since the directory does not list individual doctors, appointment schedules, evaluation procedures, or telehealth options, contact the clinic directly for those details.

For a sleep study, the clinic can explain whether the evaluation is conducted in a facility or at home, what equipment is used, how the study is completed, and how results are discussed. A home sleep study may be relevant for some evaluations, but no Idaho Falls clinic is specifically listed as a home-test provider here. The clinic’s assessment determines what kind of testing is suitable.

Before the visit, prepare a concise account of sleep concerns, including when they occur, how they affect daily life, and any changes in sleep patterns. It may also help to bring questions about the evaluation process, treatment options, referral requirements, and follow-up. Avoid diagnosing yourself or assuming that a particular symptom requires a particular treatment. The clinician can evaluate the situation and explain the available options.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs can depend on the clinic, clinician, services, and individual plan terms. The directory data does not include prices, accepted insurance plans, copay information, or financial assistance, so ask each clinic directly before scheduling.

Useful questions include whether the clinic accepts your insurance plan, whether a referral is required, whether prior testing or medical records are needed, and what services are covered. You can also ask for an estimate of likely costs and whether any charges apply if the appointment or test is canceled.

Medicare beneficiaries can consult the official Medicare information at Medicare.gov for plan-specific coverage information. Coverage and network participation should also be confirmed with the clinic and the insurer, because the directory does not provide that information.

Neighborhoods and access

The provided listings place every clinic in Idaho Falls ZIP code 83404. Their addresses are spread across a small number of local street locations: 2680 Channing Way, 2325 Coronado Street, 2001 S Woodruff Ave Ste 11, and 2330 DeSoto Street. The listings do not include neighborhood names, landmarks, public transit details, parking information, or accessibility features, so use the exact street addresses rather than assuming how close a clinic is to a particular route or destination.

For the complete city listing, visit the Idaho Falls sleep clinic directory. When arranging a visit, confirm the address, suite or entrance information, and appointment location by telephone. Two of the listings share a phone number, while the other two have different numbers.

Questions to ask before booking

• Does the clinic treat the specific sleep condition or service area I am concerned about?
• Do I need a referral, prior records, or testing before the first appointment?
• Will my visit be in person, by telehealth, or through a combination of both?
• What diagnostic evaluation is appropriate for my situation?
• Is the evaluation performed at the clinic or through a home sleep study?
• Which clinician will manage my care?
• What follow-up appointments or communication should I expect?
• Does my insurance cover the relevant visit and evaluation?
• What costs should I expect, and is a written estimate available?
• What should I bring to the appointment, and how should I prepare?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Idaho Falls?

The Sleep Clinic Directory lists four sleep clinics in Idaho Falls, all in ZIP code 83404 and all identified as AASM accredited.

Which Idaho Falls sleep clinic lists sleep apnea treatment?

Neurology and Sleep Specialists at 2680 Channing Way lists sleep apnea treatment.

Do all four clinics list insomnia and narcolepsy treatment?

Yes. Insomnia treatment and narcolepsy treatment appear in the listed services for all four clinics.

Which clinic lists circadian rhythm disorder treatment?

Neurology and Sleep Specialists at 2680 Channing Way is the only listed clinic that includes circadian rhythm disorder treatment.

Where are the Idaho Falls clinics located?

All four listings are in ZIP code 83404, with addresses on Channing Way, Coronado Street, South Woodruff Avenue, and DeSoto Street.

How can I learn about sleep study options?

Contact a clinic about its evaluation process, or read the Sleep Clinic Directory guide to learn about home sleep studies.

How we built this guide

This guide uses clinic directory data listing four Idaho Falls sleep clinics, including their names, addresses, telephone numbers, listed services, and AASM accreditation status. It also draws on background resources from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and Medicare.gov. The directory information was last updated on 2026-10-26 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.