Sleep Doctors in Brooklyn: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Start with your referral or insurance requirements, then compare location, phone access, and service type.
- A sleep evaluation often begins with a clinical visit and may include a sleep study.
- Insurance coverage, referral rules, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider.
- Listed Brooklyn addresses include Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brighton Beach Avenue, Ocean Avenue, DeKalb Avenue, East 14th Street, and other local streets.
- This guide uses directory data for Brooklyn sleep providers, including names, addresses, phone numbers, credentials, and specialties.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 100 sleep medicine providers and centers in Brooklyn, New York. This guide explains how to compare listed options, what a sleep evaluation may involve, access and insurance questions, neighborhoods, and booking questions. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in Brooklyn at a glance
Brooklyn has 100 listed sleep medicine providers and centers in the Find Sleep Doctors directory. Listings include hospital-based sleep centers, pulmonary and sleep medicine practices, diagnostic services, and individual physicians. Some entries are clinics rather than individual doctors, so review each profile before booking. You can browse the full Brooklyn sleep doctors page or the broader New York sleep doctors page.
How to choose a sleep doctor in Brooklyn
Start with your referral or insurance requirements, then compare location, phone access, and service type. A hospital sleep center may offer in-lab testing, while a private practice may focus on consultations and follow-up care. Check whether the listing is an individual clinician or a center, and confirm credentials on the profile. For general selection tips, see how to choose a sleep clinic.
| Name | Credentials | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital Center for Sleep Disorders | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 501 6th St | +1 718 780 3017 |
| Superior Sleep Services, Inc WE ACCEPT ALL INSURANCE AND MEDICARE | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 1007 Brighton Beach Ave | +1 718 975 0657 |
| Pulmonary & Sleep Disorders of New York: Igor Chernyavskiy | MD | Sleep Medicine | 2625 E 14th St #201 | +1 917 580 7383 |
| Dr Ali El Atat, Progressive Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 9001 Fort Hamilton Pkwy | +1 718 567 2828 |
| Gerard Lombardo, MD (United Sleep Diagnostics, Inc.) | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 9101 4th Ave #2 | +1 718 680 3800 |
| A ATAT PROGRESSIVE PULMONARY & SLEEP MEDICINE PLLC | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 9001 Fort Hamilton Pkwy | 718-748-4446 |
| The Brooklyn Hospital Center Sleep Disorder Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 121 DeKalb Avenue, 10th Floor | (718) 250-8063; (718) 250-8000 |
| NYU Langone Pulmonology & Sleep Medicine—Brooklyn | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 2408 Ocean Ave | +1 718 339 4800 |
| ENRICHING LIVES THROUGH MEDICAL PHYSICIANS P.C. | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 1302 New York Ave | 347-559-0133 |
| Sleep Medical Associates: Tumpati Prabhakara MD | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 2632 E 21st St | +1 718 946 5501 |
What to expect
A sleep evaluation often begins with a clinical visit and may include a sleep study. Some providers offer home sleep testing, while others use in-lab studies. Learn more about sleep studies and home sleep studies. Your clinician can explain which option fits your symptoms and medical history.
Insurance, cost and access
Insurance coverage, referral rules, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider. This directory does not list prices or wait times. Contact the office directly to confirm accepted plans, prior authorization needs, and appointment availability. If you are comparing options, ask whether telehealth visits are offered, since telehealth fields are not listed for these Brooklyn entries.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed Brooklyn addresses include Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brighton Beach Avenue, Ocean Avenue, DeKalb Avenue, East 14th Street, and other local streets. Nearby cities in the directory include Astoria, New York, Jersey City, and Flushing. Use the address and phone number on each profile to plan travel and parking.
Questions to ask before booking
- Are you accepting new patients, and what is the next available appointment?
- Do you accept my insurance plan, and is a referral required?
- Do you offer home sleep testing, in-lab studies, or both?
- Who interprets the sleep study and how are results shared?
- What follow-up care is available after diagnosis?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep doctors are listed in Brooklyn?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 100 sleep medicine providers and centers in Brooklyn.
Are all listings individual physicians?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so check each profile for details.
Can I book directly from the directory?
Use the phone number or profile link on each listing to contact the provider or center directly.
Do listings show insurance or prices?
No. Insurance acceptance, costs, and wait times are not listed here, so confirm them with the office.
What is a sleep study?
A sleep study is a common evaluation used to assess sleep-related concerns. Your clinician can explain whether an in-lab or home test is appropriate.
Is this guide medical advice?
No. This is directory information and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data for Brooklyn sleep providers, including names, addresses, phone numbers, credentials, and specialties. 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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