Sleep Clinics in Spokane, WA: How to Choose One

Quick answer: Spokane has four sleep clinic listings in the Sleep Clinic Directory: Providence Sleep Center At Providence St. Lukes Rehabilitation Medical Center, Deaconess Sleep Center, DAVID BRYAN RAMEY, and UDARA HEALTH PLLC. This guide compares their addresses, phone numbers, listed services, and credentials, then explains what to ask before scheduling care for a sleep concern.

Sleep Clinics in Spokane at a glance

People searching for sleep clinics Spokane WA can use the directory information below to compare available listings. Two sleep centers list sleep studies, home sleep tests, insomnia treatment, and sleep apnea treatment, and both identify themselves as AASM Accredited. The other two listings list treatment for insomnia, narcolepsy, parasomnia, and restless legs syndrome.

Clinic	Area and ZIP code	Phone	Listed services
Providence Sleep Center At Providence St. Lukes Rehabilitation Medical Center	711 S Cowley Street, Spokane, WA 99202	(509) 482-2114; (509) 482-2116	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Home Sleep Test; Sleep Study
Deaconess Sleep Center	800 W. 5th Avenue, Spokane, WA 99206	(509) 473-7756; (509) 473-7750	Insomnia Treatment; Sleep Apnea Treatment; Home Sleep Test; Sleep Study
DAVID BRYAN RAMEY	212 E Central Ave, Spokane, WA 99208	(208) 667-5536	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment
UDARA HEALTH PLLC	522 W Riverside Ave., Spokane, Washington 99201	(206) 486-6642	Insomnia Treatment; Narcolepsy Treatment; Parasomnia Treatment; Restless Legs Syndrome Treatment

The table includes all four clinics in the directory data for Spokane. Service names are reproduced as listed, and no additional specialties, fees, appointment times, patient ratings, or outcomes are included. For current scheduling information, contact the clinic directly using the listed phone number or visit its directory page for Providence Sleep Center.

How to choose a sleep clinic in Spokane

Begin by matching the listed services to the sleep concern you want to discuss. If you are looking for a listing that provides a sleep study or home sleep test, compare Providence Sleep Center At Providence St. Lukes Rehabilitation Medical Center and Deaconess Sleep Center. Both also list insomnia treatment and sleep apnea treatment. Each identifies AASM Accredited among its credentials.

If your questions concern narcolepsy, parasomnia, or restless legs syndrome, DAVID BRYAN RAMEY and UDARA HEALTH PLLC both list treatment for those conditions along with insomnia treatment. Their listings do not include credentials, so the information provided here does not establish an accreditation status for either provider.

Location and practical access are also worth considering. Providence Sleep Center is listed at 711 S Cowley Street in ZIP 99202. Deaconess Sleep Center is at 800 W. 5th Avenue in ZIP 99206. DAVID BRYAN RAMEY is listed at 212 E Central Ave in ZIP 99208, while UDARA HEALTH PLLC is listed at 522 W Riverside Ave. in ZIP 99201. You can review the complete Spokane area listing at Sleep Clinic Directory’s Spokane page.

Other factors to confirm directly include whether a clinician is accepting new patients, what referral information is needed, whether the clinic offers an in-person evaluation, home sleep testing, or both, and what documentation the clinic wants you to bring. These details can change and are not included in the directory data, so a phone call is the clearest way to confirm them.

Our article on how to choose a sleep clinic provides additional questions to consider when comparing providers.

What to expect

A first visit at a sleep clinic generally begins with a discussion about symptoms, sleep patterns, health history, medications, and any concerns reported by a bed partner. The clinician may ask how long the sleep issue has been occurring and how it affects daily life. This directory does not list individual appointment durations or testing schedules, so ask the selected clinic what its process involves.

Depending on the services listed for the clinic and the clinician’s assessment, a sleep evaluation may include discussion of insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, parasomnia, or restless legs syndrome. A home sleep test is an option listed by both Providence Sleep Center and Deaconess Sleep Center. Those clinics also list a sleep study. The directory does not specify which type of evaluation is appropriate for an individual, so the choice should be discussed with a qualified clinician.

People who want background information about the testing process can read the directory guide to sleep studies. It can also be useful to review information about sleep apnea treatment options before asking about services during an appointment. These resources provide context, but they do not replace an individual assessment.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage and pricing can vary by clinic, clinician, service, and individual plan. The Spokane directory data does not provide fees, accepted insurance plans, payment policies, or coverage for sleep studies, home sleep tests, consultations, or treatment. For that reason, no specific price or coverage claim is included here.

When calling a clinic, ask which insurance plans are accepted and whether the provider is in-network with your plan. It is also useful to request information about referral requirements, authorization, billing, and the cost of the planned visit or test. Ask whether any estimated charges depend on the clinician’s evaluation. Coverage decisions should be confirmed with the clinic and the insurer rather than assumed from a directory listing.

Patients seeking more general background can consult Medicare.gov for information about Medicare coverage, while the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute offers information about sleep disorders and sleep health. Those sources do not establish which Spokane clinics participate in a particular insurance plan. Access also includes practical questions such as whether the location offers parking, accessibility features, telehealth visits, evening appointments, or home-based testing; these features are not listed in the directory data and should be confirmed directly.

Neighborhoods and access

The four listed providers are spread across several Spokane ZIP codes. ZIP 99201 includes UDARA HEALTH PLLC at 522 W Riverside Ave. DAVID BRYAN RAMEY is listed at 212 E Central Ave in ZIP 99208. Deaconess Sleep Center appears at 800 W. 5th Avenue in ZIP 99206, while Providence Sleep Center At Providence St. Lukes Rehabilitation Medical Center is at 711 S Cowley Street in ZIP 99202.

Because the data includes addresses rather than neighborhood boundaries, the guide does not assign each clinic to a particular Spokane neighborhood. Comparing the four ZIP codes can help organize calls, but travel arrangements should be checked against the address supplied by the clinic. You may also find more listings and location details through Sleep Clinic Directory’s Washington page.

Questions to ask before booking

Before scheduling, ask which clinician would handle the visit and whether that clinician has experience with the specific sleep concern being discussed. For testing questions, clarify whether the clinic provides a home sleep test, a sleep study, or both, and what preparation instructions apply. Confirm whether a referral or prior records are required.

Administrative questions are equally important. Ask about new-patient availability, the location of the appointment, insurance participation, estimated costs, cancellation policies, and whether records will be shared with a primary care clinician. If you want the listed services considered together, request a directory page or confirmation for the clinic by following its Deaconess Sleep Center listing.

Keep a record of whom you speak with, the date of the call, and the answers given. This can make later comparison easier and reduce uncertainty about appointments, testing, or billing.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep clinics are listed in Spokane?

Sleep Clinic Directory lists four Spokane clinics, with one listing in each of ZIP codes 99201, 99202, 99206, and 99208.

Which Spokane clinics list home sleep tests?

Providence Sleep Center At Providence St. Lukes Rehabilitation Medical Center and Deaconess Sleep Center both list home sleep tests and sleep studies.

Which listings offer narcolepsy treatment?

DAVID BRYAN RAMEY and UDARA HEALTH PLLC list insomnia treatment, narcolepsy treatment, parasomnia treatment, and restless legs syndrome treatment.

Are all Spokane listings AASM Accredited?

No. Providence Sleep Center and Deaconess Sleep Center list AASM Accredited. No credentials are listed for DAVID BRYAN RAMEY or UDARA HEALTH PLLC.

How can I find out the price of a sleep clinic visit?

Ask the clinic and your insurer directly. The directory data does not include prices, insurance participation, or coverage details.

Do I need a referral to contact a Spokane sleep clinic?

The directory data does not specify referral rules. Contact the clinic to ask whether it accepts referrals, requires records, or has other scheduling requirements.

How we built this guide

This Spokane city guide was compiled from Sleep Clinic Directory records for four clinics, including the listed names, addresses, ZIP codes, phone numbers, services, and credentials. General background resources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, and Medicare.gov. The directory 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.