Sleep Doctors in Adelaide: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Adelaide listings include individual physicians, hospital units, clinics, psychologists, and home sleep study services.
- Start with your referral and symptoms.
- A first visit may include a medical history, questions about sleep habits, and a plan for testing.
- This directory does not list prices, fees, or wait times.
- Listed addresses are in Adelaide, including Wakefield Street, Gilles Street, Hutt Street, North Terrace, and Port Road.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 32 sleep providers and centres in Adelaide, South Australia. This guide covers how to compare those listings, how to choose a sleep doctor in Adelaide, what to expect from a first appointment or sleep study, insurance and access notes for Australia, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep doctors in Adelaide at a glance
Adelaide listings include individual physicians, hospital units, clinics, psychologists, and home sleep study services. Some entries have phone numbers and addresses; others do not. Because the directory mixes physicians with centres, each listing should be checked on its own page before booking.
| Name | Credentials | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr John Wong - Respiratory and Sleep For Kids | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | Ground Level 262/300 Wakefield St, Adelaide | 08 7231 1237 |
| Royal Adelaide Hospital Thoracic Medicine | Respiratory and Sleep | Sleep Studies (Hospital Unit) | Royal Adelaide Hospital, Port Road, Adelaide | 08 7117 2900 |
| Adelaide Respiratory and Sleep Disorders | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 270 Wakefield St, Adelaide | Not listed |
| THE OASIS sleep and wellness centre | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | Ground Floor, Tenancy G01A/300 Wakefield St, Adelaide | 08 7095 9320 |
| Home Sleep - Sleep Study Adelaide | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 93 Gilles St, Adelaide | 03 9908 5800 |
| The Oasis Sleep Wellness Centre | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | Ground Floor, Tenancy G01A, 300 Wakefield Street, Adelaide | Not listed |
| Sleep Disorders Australia | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 275 North Terrace, Adelaide | 08 8232 5319 |
| Better Sleep Psychology | Not listed | Sleep Psychology | 9 Hutt St, Adelaide | 0423 304 702 |
| A/Prof Judith Morton | Not listed | Respiratory and Sleep Medicine | Port Road, Adelaide | Not listed |
| A/Prof Arash Badiei | Not listed | Respiratory and Sleep Medicine | Port Road, Adelaide | Not listed |
Nearby areas listed include Kent Town, Norwood, and Toorak Gardens. The full city page is Adelaide sleep doctors, and the region page is South Australia sleep doctors.
How to choose a sleep doctor in Adelaide
Start with your referral and symptoms. A general practitioner can refer you to a sleep specialist, respiratory physician, or sleep psychologist depending on the concern. Compare listings by specialty, location, phone access, and whether the provider offers the service you need, such as a hospital sleep study or a home sleep study. If a field is missing on a listing, contact the provider directly rather than assuming it. The articles how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me can help with general questions.
What to expect
A first visit may include a medical history, questions about sleep habits, and a plan for testing. Testing can include an in-laboratory sleep study or a home sleep study. The articles sleep study and home sleep study explain common terms. Follow-up usually reviews results and discusses options with the treating clinician.
Insurance, cost and access
This directory does not list prices, fees, or wait times. In Australia, costs and rebates depend on Medicare, private health insurance, referral requirements, and the provider. Ask the clinic about fees, out-of-pocket costs, rebates, and appointment availability before booking. Do not rely on this directory for billing advice.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed addresses are in Adelaide, including Wakefield Street, Gilles Street, Hutt Street, North Terrace, and Port Road. Nearby suburbs listed are Kent Town, Norwood, and Toorak Gardens. Check parking, public transport, and accessibility with the provider, because those details are not included in the directory data.
Questions to ask before booking
- What sleep services do you provide?
- Do I need a referral?
- What are the fees and possible rebates?
- How long is the wait for an appointment or study?
- Is a home sleep study an option?
- Who reviews the results and follows up?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in Adelaide?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 32 sleep providers and centres in Adelaide.
Are all listings individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centres, clinics, hospital units, and psychology services.
Do I need a referral?
Referral requirements vary. Ask the provider or your general practitioner before booking.
Are prices listed?
No. Prices, fees, and wait times are not included in this directory.
Can I have a sleep study at home?
Some providers offer home sleep studies. Check the individual listing and ask the clinic.
Is this medical advice?
No. This is directory information and should not replace advice from a qualified health professional.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including provider names, credentials where listed, specialties, addresses, and phone numbers. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the NHLBI. Last updated 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.
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