Sleep Doctors in Arizona: How to Find a Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Arizona has 493 listed sleep providers and centers.
- Start by matching the listing to your needs.
- A sleep evaluation may begin with a medical history, symptom review, and questions about sleep habits.
- Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, provider, and location.
- Most listed Arizona providers are concentrated in Phoenix, Tucson, Scottsdale, Glendale, and Mesa.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 493 sleep providers and centers across Arizona, with the largest counts in Phoenix, Tucson, and Scottsdale. This guide covers how to choose a listed provider, what a sleep evaluation may involve, general insurance and access considerations, city-by-city access, questions to ask before booking, and frequently asked questions. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in Arizona at a glance
Arizona has 493 listed sleep providers and centers. Many listings are in the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas, while others serve smaller cities and rural communities. Because the directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, each row should be read as a listed sleep provider or center rather than assumed to be an individual doctor. You can browse the full Arizona page at Arizona sleep doctors.
| City | Listed providers/centers | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Phoenix | 83 | Phoenix |
| Tucson | 78 | Tucson |
| Scottsdale | 73 | Scottsdale |
| Glendale | 37 | Glendale |
| Mesa | 34 | Mesa |
| Chandler | 28 | Chandler |
| Gilbert | 17 | Gilbert |
| Prescott | 13 | Prescott |
| Sun City West | 10 | Sun City West |
| Sun City | 10 | Sun City |
| Surprise | 9 | Surprise |
| Goodyear | 8 | Goodyear |
| Kingman | 8 | Kingman |
| Yuma | 8 | Yuma |
| Casa Grande | 7 | Casa Grande |
How to choose a sleep doctor in Arizona
Start by matching the listing to your needs. Some listed providers focus on adult sleep medicine, while others are pediatric sleep programs. Some are hospital-based centers, and some are independent clinics or mobile services. Check the listing address, phone number, and any credentials shown, such as AASM Accredited. If a field is missing, contact the provider directly rather than assuming it. Useful starting points include how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me.
What to expect
A sleep evaluation may begin with a medical history, symptom review, and questions about sleep habits. Depending on the provider and your symptoms, testing may include an in-lab sleep study or a home sleep study. You can learn more from sleep study and home sleep study. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and NHLBI are listed as sources for general sleep information. This guide does not diagnose conditions or recommend treatment.
Insurance, cost and access
Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, provider, and location. The directory does not list prices or wait times, so confirm coverage, network status, appointment availability, and any required referrals before booking. For Medicare, Medicaid, or private plans, contact both the insurer and the listed provider. Access can also differ between urban and rural areas, so ask whether telehealth or satellite appointments are available if travel is difficult.
Neighborhoods and access
Most listed Arizona providers are concentrated in Phoenix, Tucson, Scottsdale, Glendale, and Mesa. East Valley listings include Chandler, Gilbert, and San Tan Valley. Additional listings appear in Prescott, Flagstaff, Bullhead City, Yuma, Kingman, Casa Grande, and other communities. Some providers have multiple locations, such as East Valley Center for Pulmonary & Sleep Disorders in Chandler and San Tan Valley. Addresses and phone numbers in the directory should be verified before travel.
| Listed provider/center | City | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Arizona Healthcare Cardiovascular Institute – Flagstaff (Sleep) | Flagstaff | 1895 N Jasper Drive, 3 | Not listed |
| San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation Sleep Disorders Center | Bylas | 9 A Clarence Wesley Health Center Loop, Bylas, Arizona 85530 | (928) 475-2686 |
| San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation Sleep Disorders Center | Peridot | 103 Medicine Way Road | (928) 475-1400; (928) 475-1361 |
| Tri-State Neurological & Sleep Disorder Center: Muhammad Nayer | Bullhead City | 3015 AZ-95 #109 | +1 928 763 5055 |
| Banner - University Medical Center Tucson Sleep Center | Tucson | 1501 N Campbell Ave | +1 520 694 2522 |
| BANNER UNIVERSITY MEDICAL GROUP PEDIATRIC SLEEP, LLC | Phoenix | 755 E Mcdowell Rd Annex Bldg | 602-521-3501 |
| Banner Children's Specialists Sleep Medicine Clinic | Mesa | 1432 S Dobson Rd Suite 509 | +1 480 412 6430 |
| SLEEP SCIENCE MOBILE SLEEP AND NEURO SERVICES, LLC | Tucson | 700 W Prince Rd Ste 150 | 520-867-3466 |
| East Valley Center for Pulmonary & Sleep Disorders | Chandler | 2121 E Pecos Rd Ste 3 | +1 480 398 2480 |
| East Valley Center for Pulmonary & Sleep Disorders | San Tan Valley | 37200 N Gantzel Rd #230 | +1 480 398 2480 |
Questions to ask before booking
- Is the listing a physician, sleep center, clinic, or mobile service?
- What ages do you evaluate, and is pediatric sleep care available?
- Do you accept my insurance, and is a referral required?
- What testing options are available, and where are they performed?
- What are the next steps after results are reviewed?
- Are telehealth visits or multiple locations available?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in Arizona?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 493 sleep providers and centers in Arizona.
Which Arizona cities have the most listings?
Phoenix has 83, Tucson has 78, and Scottsdale has 73 listed providers and centers.
Are all listed rows individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so each row should be treated as a listed sleep provider or center.
Can I use this guide to choose treatment?
No. This is directory information and does not diagnose conditions or recommend treatment. Discuss symptoms and options with a qualified clinician.
How should I verify insurance and cost?
Contact your insurer and the listed provider to confirm network status, coverage, referral requirements, and any out-of-pocket costs.
What should I bring to an appointment?
Ask the provider what records, medication lists, symptom notes, or prior sleep study results they want you to bring.
How we built this guide
This guide is based on directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including the listed Arizona providers, city counts, addresses, and phone numbers shown above. 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.
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