Sleep Doctors in Beaumont, Texas: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Beaumont, Texas has 15 listed sleep providers and centers. This guide covers how to choose a sleep doctor, what to expect at a visit, insurance and access, neighborhoods, questions to ask, and FAQs.

Sleep Doctors in Beaumont at a glance

The directory lists 15 sleep providers and centers in Beaumont, TX. They include individual physicians and sleep centers or clinics. Use the table below to compare name, specialty, area, and phone. For full details, open each profile.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
NATIONAL ASSOCIATES FOR SLEEP BEAUMONT,LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	3684 College St Suite A-1, Beaumont	866-757-2687
SOUTHEAST TEXAS PULMONARY ASSOCIATES LLP	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	3030 North St Ste 510, Beaumont	409-896-5000
Allergy Asthma & Pulmonary Clinic	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	2627 Laurel Ave, Beaumont	+1 409 835 5382
WINNIE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	2685 Broadway St, Beaumont	409-296-6000
EASTEX SLEEP SOLUTIONS INC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	4037 Eastex Freeway, Beaumont	409-892-8303
ELITE SLEEP SOLUTIONS INC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	8035 Eastex Fwy Suite C, Beaumont	409-892-2843
JOSEPH A OOMMEN MD PLLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	3560 Delaware St Ste 1104, Beaumont	409-347-8870
Sleep Diagnostic Center	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	2627 Laurel Ave, Beaumont	+1 409 835 5382
ZERENITY BEAUMONT, LP	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	390 N 11th St, Beaumont	409-981-5500
Riceland Sleep Center	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	2685 Broadway, Beaumont	+1 409 203 6120

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How to choose a sleep doctor in Beaumont

Start with your symptoms and goals. Common reasons to see a sleep provider include snoring, daytime sleepiness, insomnia, and suspected sleep apnea. Ask whether the provider offers the type of evaluation you need, such as an in-lab sleep study or a home sleep study. Check if the clinic accepts your insurance and whether a referral is required. Compare location, hours, and phone access. Read the provider profile for any listed credentials or services. If a field is missing in the directory, call the clinic to confirm. For more tips, read how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me.

Also consider whether you prefer a physician-led practice or a sleep center. Some listed entries are clinics or hospitals, not individual doctors. Neutral wording matters because the directory mixes both. Ask about wait times for appointments and studies, since these vary by provider. Confirm whether telehealth is offered; the listed telehealth field is not populated for these entries, so call to verify. Keep notes from each call so you can compare options fairly.

What to expect

A first visit usually includes a review of symptoms, medical history, and sleep habits. The provider may recommend a sleep study. An in-lab study monitors breathing, oxygen, and sleep stages overnight. A home sleep study uses a portable device. Results guide next steps, which may include positive airway pressure therapy, lifestyle changes, or follow-up. The directory does not promise specific outcomes. For background, see sleep study and home sleep study.

Bring a list of medications, your insurance card, and any prior sleep records. Arrive early to complete paperwork. Ask how and when you will receive results. Some providers send results to your primary care clinician. Follow-up visits may adjust treatment. If you have questions about safety or side effects, ask the provider directly.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance rules vary by plan and region. In the US, coverage for sleep studies and equipment depends on your insurer and medical necessity. Call your insurer and the clinic to confirm benefits, copays, and prior authorization. The directory does not list prices or wait times. If you are outside the US, adapt these steps to your local system. Some clinics may offer self-pay options. Ask about payment plans if needed. Do not assume coverage until you verify.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed addresses are in Beaumont. Locations include College St, North St, Laurel Ave, Broadway St, Eastex Freeway, Delaware St, and N 11th St. Some providers share addresses, such as 2627 Laurel Ave and 2685 Broadway. Nearby cities include Lake Charles (54 miles), Baytown (56 miles), Livingston (65 miles), and Kingwood (66 miles). If you live near those areas, compare travel time and appointment availability. Use the city and region pages to explore more options.

Questions to ask before booking

• Do you treat my suspected condition?
• What type of sleep study do you offer?
• Do you accept my insurance and is a referral needed?
• What are your hours and location?
• How long is the wait for an appointment or study?
• Who will review results and follow up?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Beaumont?

The directory lists 15 sleep providers and centers in Beaumont, TX.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics. Check each profile.

Do I need a referral?

It depends on your insurance and the clinic. Call to confirm.

What is a sleep study?

It is an overnight test that monitors sleep and breathing. See the linked article for details.

Can I do a home sleep study?

Some providers offer home studies. Ask the clinic what is available.

How do I compare providers?

Compare services, insurance, location, and access. Use the table and profiles.

How we built this guide

This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors. 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.