Sleep Doctors in Brighton, Victoria: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- The listings below are sleep providers and centers in Brighton, Victoria.
- Start with the reason for your visit.
- A sleep assessment often begins with a medical history, symptom review, and discussion of sleep habits.
- Costs and access rules vary by clinic, provider, and patient circumstances.
- The listed Brighton providers are concentrated around New Street and Warleigh Grove.
Quick answer: Brighton has 11 listed sleep providers and centers. This guide covers how to compare them, what a sleep assessment may involve, practical access points, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in Brighton at a glance
The listings below are sleep providers and centers in Brighton, Victoria. Some are individual clinicians, while others are clinics or services. Contact details and addresses come from the directory data. Where a phone number is not listed, the table shows that it is not listed.
| Name | Credentials | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sleep & Respiratory Group | Sleep Medicine | 243 New St, Brighton | 03 9591 0066 | |
| Dr Dinesha De Silva | Sleep Medicine | Cabrini Brighton, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Dr David Bertovic | Sleep Medicine | Sleep Group, Suite 2, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Dr Michael Pallin | Sleep Medicine | Sleep Group, Suite 2, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Dr Adrian Chazan | Sleep Medicine | Cabrini Brighton, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Dr Nader Fayazi | Sleep Medicine | Cabrini Brighton, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Dr Lata Jayaram | Sleep Medicine | Cabrini Brighton, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Dr Chris Daley | Sleep Medicine | Cabrini Brighton, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed | |
| Brighton CPAP | Sleep Medicine | 14A Warleigh Grove, Brighton | +613 9097 7716 | |
| Dr John Hunt | Sleep Medicine | Cabrini Brighton, 243 New Street, Brighton | Not listed |
For the full directory page, see Brighton sleep providers. You can also browse Victoria sleep providers.
How to choose a sleep doctor in Brighton
Start with the reason for your visit. A referral from your general practitioner may name a sleep physician, clinic, or service. If you are comparing options, check whether the provider offers assessment, testing, treatment follow-up, or equipment support. The directory does not show ratings, wait times, prices, or patient reviews, so contact the provider directly for current availability and services.
Location and access can matter as much as the specialist name. Several Brighton listings are at 243 New Street, while Brighton CPAP is at 14A Warleigh Grove. If you need ongoing support, ask about appointment types, parking, public transport, and whether follow-up can be done by phone or video. The data shows that telehealth is not marked as available for these listed Brighton providers.
It can also help to read how to choose a sleep clinic and finding a sleep doctor near you. These articles explain general questions to ask before booking.
What to expect
A sleep assessment often begins with a medical history, symptom review, and discussion of sleep habits. A clinician may ask about snoring, daytime sleepiness, breathing pauses, sleep schedule, medications, and other health conditions. Depending on the assessment, testing may be recommended. Testing can include an in-laboratory sleep study or a home sleep study. The sleep study article and home sleep study article explain general differences.
Treatment depends on the diagnosis and may involve lifestyle advice, a sleep device, medication, or referral to another clinician. This guide does not recommend a specific treatment. Any diagnosis or treatment plan should come from a qualified clinician who has assessed you.
Insurance, cost and access
Costs and access rules vary by clinic, provider, and patient circumstances. In Australia, Medicare and private health insurance may apply to some services, but coverage depends on the item, referral, and policy. Ask the clinic for current fees, Medicare rebates, private health fund details, and any out-of-pocket costs before booking. Do not assume that all listed providers bill in the same way.
If you are comparing providers, ask whether the quoted cost includes the consultation, testing, equipment, follow-up, and repeat visits. Also ask about cancellation policies and how results are shared with your referring doctor.
Neighborhoods and access
The listed Brighton providers are concentrated around New Street and Warleigh Grove. Nearby cities in the directory include Malvern, Kew East, Armadale, and Melbourne. These nearby options may be useful if you are comparing appointment availability or travel routes. Use the city pages for Malvern, Kew East, Armadale, and Melbourne to compare locations.
Questions to ask before booking
- What type of sleep assessment do you offer?
- Do I need a referral before booking?
- What testing is available, and where does it take place?
- How are results explained and shared?
- What follow-up is available after diagnosis?
- What are the current fees, rebates, and out-of-pocket costs?
- What is the expected wait for an appointment?
- Is telehealth available for any part of care?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in Brighton?
The directory lists 11 sleep providers and centers in Brighton, Victoria.
Are all listed providers individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers, clinics, and services. Check each listing for the provider type and contact details.
Do the listings include ratings or reviews?
No. The directory does not include ratings, reviews, wait times, or prices. Contact the provider for current service information.
What should I bring to a first appointment?
Bring your referral, identification, Medicare or insurance details, medication list, and any previous sleep test results if you have them.
Can I use telehealth for sleep care?
Telehealth is not marked as available for the listed Brighton providers in the directory data. Ask the clinic directly whether any part of care can be done remotely.
Where can I compare nearby cities?
Nearby directory pages include Malvern, Kew East, Armadale, and Melbourne. Their links are included in the Neighborhoods and access section.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data for Brighton sleep providers, including names, specialties, addresses, and phone numbers where listed. 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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