Sleep Doctors in Aurora, Illinois: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: The Find Sleep Doctors directory currently lists 10 sleep providers and centers in Aurora, Illinois. This guide shows those listings with contact details, explains how to compare sleep medicine options, what to expect from evaluation and testing, and which questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Aurora at a glance

Aurora listings include individual physicians and clinics that identify as Sleep Medicine providers. Some entries share addresses or phone numbers, so it is useful to confirm whether a listed name is a physician, clinic, diagnostic service, or center before scheduling. The table below includes the listed name, credentials when shown, specialty, address, and phone number. Missing fields are omitted.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
FOX VALLEY MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES INC.		Sleep Medicine	3535 E New York Street Suite 118, Aurora	630-820-8586
Fox Valley Primary & Immediate Care		Sleep Medicine	3535 E. New York St, Aurora	(630) 499-1900
Midwest Center For Sleep Dsrdr		Sleep Medicine	2088 Ogden Ave Ste 260, Aurora	+1 630 375 9499
MIDWEST SLEEP ASSOCIATES, LLC		Sleep Medicine	2088 Ogden Ave Suite 260, Aurora	630-375-9499
Midwest Sleep Center		Sleep Medicine	201 N Constitution Dr G, Aurora	+1 630 402 6610
SLEEP HEALTH CLINIC		Sleep Medicine	581 Sullivan Rd Ste B, Aurora	630-844-1300
Sleep and Smile		Sleep Medicine	4260 Westbrook Dr Ste 105, Aurora	+1 630 566 7737
NEUROTECH, LLC		Sleep Medicine	1691 Town Center St Ste 105, Aurora	630-229-6223
SALMAN SHEIKH	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	2040 Ogden Ave Ste 401, Aurora	630-499-7500
ABIGAIL DOYLE	D.O.	Sleep Medicine	2040 Ogden Ave Ste 401, Aurora	630-499-7500

For individual provider pages, see Salman Sheikh and Abigail Doyle. The full Aurora page is at Aurora sleep doctors, and Illinois listings are at Illinois sleep doctors.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Aurora

Start with the reason for the visit. A referral may focus on snoring, daytime sleepiness, insomnia, restless legs, or a known condition such as sleep apnea. Ask whether the listed provider evaluates adults, children, or both, and whether the clinic performs sleep studies on site. Check whether the provider coordinates with your primary care clinician and whether records can be shared. Because the directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and diagnostic services, call to confirm who will interpret results and who will manage follow-up care. If language access matters, ask which languages are available; the directory does not list language details for these Aurora entries. You can also review general guidance in how to choose a sleep clinic and finding a sleep doctor near you.

What to expect

A first visit usually begins with a sleep history, medical history, medication review, and questions about symptoms and daily habits. A clinician may recommend a sleep study, home sleep apnea test, or other testing depending on symptoms and medical history. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and NHLBI are listed as sources for general sleep health information. Results are typically reviewed with the patient, and treatment options may include behavioral changes, devices, or other clinician-directed care. The directory does not state which tests each Aurora provider offers, so confirm availability before booking. For background, see sleep study information and home sleep study information.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage, referral requirements, copays, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider. The directory does not list prices, accepted plans, or wait times for Aurora providers. Before scheduling, ask whether the provider is in network, whether a referral or prior authorization is needed, what testing is covered, and how results and follow-up visits are billed. If you are comparing nearby cities, Winfield is about 4 miles away, Naperville about 6 miles, Lisle about 9 miles, and St. Charles about 13 miles. Those nearby pages may help if an Aurora provider is unavailable or if you need a different appointment time.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed Aurora addresses are on E New York Street, Ogden Avenue, N Constitution Drive, Sullivan Road, Westbrook Drive, Town Center Street, and Ogden Avenue again for the physician entries. Two providers share 3535 E New York Street, two share 2088 Ogden Ave, and two share 2040 Ogden Ave. Because addresses and phone numbers are the only location details in the directory, use the provider page or a direct call to confirm suite numbers, parking, transit access, hours, and whether telehealth is available. The directory does not show telehealth availability for these entries.

Questions to ask before booking

• Is this appointment with a physician, clinic, diagnostic service, or sleep center?
• What sleep conditions do you evaluate most often?
• Do you perform in-lab sleep studies, home sleep tests, or both?
• Who interprets test results and who manages follow-up?
• What insurance plans do you accept, and is a referral required?
• What should I bring to the first visit, including medication lists and prior records?
• How are results communicated, and how long does that usually take?
• Do you offer follow-up care for devices or therapy after diagnosis?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Aurora?

The directory currently lists 10 sleep providers and centers in Aurora, Illinois. The list includes clinics, diagnostic services, and individual physicians.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers, clinics, and diagnostic services. Call the listed provider to confirm who you will see and who interprets results.

Do the listings include prices or wait times?

No. The directory does not list prices, wait times, ratings, or patient reviews for these Aurora providers. Contact each provider directly for current scheduling and billing information.

Can I use a nearby city if I cannot find an Aurora appointment?

Yes. Nearby listed cities include Winfield, Naperville, Lisle, and St. Charles. Distance and availability vary, so confirm travel and scheduling with the provider.

What should I ask about sleep testing?

Ask whether the provider offers in-lab studies, home sleep tests, or both, who interprets results, and how follow-up care is handled. The directory does not state which tests each provider offers.

Is this guide medical advice?

No. This is directory information. It does not diagnose conditions or recommend treatment. For symptoms or medical concerns, contact a qualified clinician.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from directory data for Aurora, Illinois, including listed provider names, credentials, specialty, addresses, and phone numbers. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and NHLBI. Last updated 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.