Sleep Doctors in Alabama: How to Find a Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Alabama's listed sleep providers and centers are concentrated in larger metro areas, with Birmingham holding the most listings, followed by Huntsville and Dothan.
- Start with your location and the type of care you need.
- A first visit often involves a review of symptoms, sleep habits, and medical history.
- Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, provider, and service.
- Listings span Alabama cities including Birmingham, Huntsville, Dothan, Montgomery, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Gadsden, Hoover, Cullman, Madison, Auburn, Florence, Enterprise, Decatur, and Fairhope.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 271 sleep providers and centers across Alabama, spanning cities from Birmingham and Huntsville to Mobile and Dothan. This guide covers how to compare listings, what services sleep providers may offer, how to prepare for a first appointment, and what to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in Alabama at a glance
Alabama's listed sleep providers and centers are concentrated in larger metro areas, with Birmingham holding the most listings, followed by Huntsville and Dothan. Smaller cities and towns are also represented. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so each row may be either a physician or a facility.
Cities with listed sleep providers
| City | Listed providers | Directory page |
|---|---|---|
| Birmingham | 45 | Birmingham sleep doctors |
| Huntsville | 21 | Huntsville sleep doctors |
| Dothan | 17 | Dothan sleep doctors |
| Montgomery | 14 | Montgomery sleep doctors |
| Mobile | 12 | Mobile sleep doctors |
| Tuscaloosa | 12 | Tuscaloosa sleep doctors |
| Gadsden | 11 | Gadsden sleep doctors |
| Hoover | 7 | Hoover sleep doctors |
| Cullman | 7 | Cullman sleep doctors |
| Madison | 7 | Madison sleep doctors |
| Auburn | 6 | Auburn sleep doctors |
| Florence | 6 | Florence sleep doctors |
| Enterprise | 5 | Enterprise sleep doctors |
| Decatur | 5 | Decatur sleep doctors |
| Fairhope | 5 | Fairhope sleep doctors |
Sample listed providers
| Name | City | Phone | Directory page |
|---|---|---|---|
| UMC Neurology and Sleep Medicine (formerly Alabama Neurology & Sleep Medicine) | Tuscaloosa | +1 205 345 3881 | View listing |
| Cullman Regional Medical Center - Comprehensive Neurology Clinic | Hartselle | (256) 735-5997 | View listing |
| HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY FOR BAPTIST HEALTH, AN AFFILIATE OF UABHS | Montgomery | 334-273-4159 | View listing |
| Children's of Alabama - Pediatric Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine | Birmingham | +1 205 638 9583 | View listing |
| United Doctors Family Medical Center - Alvin Tenchavez, MD | Albertville | (256) 580-7660 | View listing |
| United Doctors Family Medical Center - Alvin Tenchavez, MD | Boaz | (256) 840-8181 | View listing |
| Thomas A. Vines, MD - UAB St. Vincent's Eastern Pulmonary | Birmingham | +1 205 854 8084 | View listing |
| Brookwood Baptist Health Specialty Care - Sleep Medicine | Birmingham | +1 205 781 3752 | View listing |
| Pulmonary and Sleep Associates of Marshall County South | Boaz | +1 256 840 4613 | View listing |
| Pulmonary and Sleep Associates of Marshall County North | Guntersville | +1 256 571 8807 | View listing |
How to choose a sleep doctor in Alabama
Start with your location and the type of care you need. City pages on Find Sleep Doctors group listings by area, which helps when comparing travel distance. Some listings carry an AASM Accredited credential, which is one factor among many; it is not a ranking. Consider whether the provider is an individual physician or a sleep center, since services differ. You can also review the directory's general guidance on how to choose a sleep clinic and finding a sleep doctor near you.
What to expect
A first visit often involves a review of symptoms, sleep habits, and medical history. A provider may recommend a sleep study, which can be done in a lab or at home. Learn more in the directory's articles on sleep studies and home sleep studies. Follow-up depends on results and the provider's plan.
Insurance, cost and access
Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, provider, and service. Contact the listing directly and your insurer to confirm benefits, network status, and any required referrals. The directory does not publish prices or wait times. Telehealth availability is not indicated for the Alabama listings shown here.
Neighborhoods and access
Listings span Alabama cities including Birmingham, Huntsville, Dothan, Montgomery, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Gadsden, Hoover, Cullman, Madison, Auburn, Florence, Enterprise, Decatur, and Fairhope. Addresses and phone numbers appear on each listing page. Travel distance, parking, and public transit access depend on the specific site and are not rated here.
Questions to ask before booking
- Do you accept my insurance plan?
- Is a referral required?
- What sleep studies do you offer, and where are they performed?
- Are results reviewed by a board-certified sleep specialist?
- What are the typical next steps after a study?
- Do you offer follow-up care or device fittings?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in Alabama?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 271 sleep providers and centers across Alabama.
Which Alabama city has the most listings?
Birmingham has 45 listed providers, the highest count among Alabama cities in the directory.
Are all listings individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so a row may represent a facility rather than a single physician.
Do any listings show AASM accreditation?
Yes. Some Alabama listings, such as Cullman Regional Medical Center - Comprehensive Neurology Clinic and United Doctors Family Medical Center - Alvin Tenchavez, MD, show an AASM Accredited credential.
Can I book a sleep study through the directory?
The directory provides contact details and links. Scheduling is handled directly with the provider.
Is this medical advice?
No. This guide is directory information. Consult a qualified clinician for diagnosis or treatment.
How we built this guide
This guide is based on directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, with sources including 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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