Sleep Doctors in Dublin, Ohio: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 12 sleep-related entries for Dublin, Ohio, including clinics and individual sleep medicine physicians. This guide covers how to compare listed providers, what to expect from a first visit, access and insurance questions, nearby cities, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Dublin at a glance

Dublin, Ohio has listed sleep medicine providers and centers across several addresses, including University Boulevard, Frantz Road, Longshore Street, Avery-Muirfield Drive, Blazer Parkway, and Bradenton Avenue. The directory includes both clinics and individual physicians, so each row should be read as a listed provider or center rather than assumed to be a single doctor.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
Ohio State Sleep Medicine Outpatient Care Dublin	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6700 University Blvd 4th Floor, Suite 4C, Dublin	+1 614 293 4925
OHIOHEALTH REGIONAL PHYSICIAN SERVICES, LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	5450 Frantz Rd Ste 360, Dublin	614-544-6366
OGNOMY SLEEP ASSOCIATES DE, LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6605 Longshore St Ste 240, Dublin	877-664-6669
Ohio Sleep Medicine Institute	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6740 Avery-Muirfield Dr, Dublin	+1 614 766 0773
The Columbus Sleep Center	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	5142 Blazer Pkwy, Dublin	+1 614 956 9305
VITUITY SLEEP HEALTH INC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6740 Avery Muirfield Dr Ste A, Dublin	614-766-0773
Helmut Schmidt	MD	Sleep Medicine	6740 Avery-Muirfield Dr, Dublin	+1 614-766-0773
Markus Schmidt	MD, PHD	Sleep Medicine	6740 Avery-Muirfield Dr, Dublin	+1 614-766-0773
SHIKHA MISTRY	MD	Sleep Medicine	4975 Bradenton Ave, Dublin	614-766-0773
ADAM PLEISTER	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	4975 Bradenton Ave, Dublin	614-766-0773

For individual profile pages, see Helmut Schmidt, Markus Schmidt, SHIKHA MISTRY, and ADAM PLEISTER. The city page is Dublin, Ohio, and the state page is Ohio.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Dublin

Start with practical fit. Compare the listed address, phone number, and any profile details that are available. Some entries are clinics or health system services, while others are individual physicians, so the right contact may be a front desk, scheduling line, or physician office. If a field is missing in the directory, contact the listed office directly to confirm current services, hours, and intake steps. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and NHLBI are useful general sources for learning about sleep medicine and sleep health.

Consider distance from home or work, parking, and whether the location is easy to reach for follow-up visits. If you need an overnight sleep study, ask whether testing is done on site or arranged elsewhere. If you prefer virtual visits, ask whether telehealth is available, because the directory does not show telehealth for the Dublin entries listed here. Also ask which clinicians are involved in care and how results are shared with your primary care clinician.

What to expect

A sleep medicine visit often begins with a detailed history of sleep habits, symptoms, medications, and medical background. A clinician may ask about snoring, daytime sleepiness, insomnia, breathing pauses, leg movements, or schedule problems. Depending on the concern, the next step may be a home sleep apnea test, an overnight sleep study, or another evaluation. This guide does not state which test is appropriate; that decision belongs to a qualified clinician.

Bring a list of medications, prior test results, and insurance information. Ask how long the appointment lasts, whether forms are completed online, and how soon results are usually discussed. If a sleep study is recommended, ask what preparation is needed and whether someone can drive you home after an overnight study.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage, copays, deductibles, and referral requirements vary by plan and provider. The directory does not list prices or acceptance status, so call the listed office and your insurer before scheduling. Ask whether the clinician is in network, whether prior authorization is needed, and whether home sleep testing is covered. For Medicare, Medicaid, or private plans, confirm coverage directly because rules and networks change.

If access is limited, nearby cities listed in the directory include Columbus, about 12 miles away, Westerville, about 12 miles away, Lancaster, about 39 miles away, and Troy, about 55 miles away. See Columbus and Westerville for additional listed providers. You can also browse how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep study for general background.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed Dublin addresses are concentrated in a few corridors: University Boulevard, Frantz Road and Longshore Street, Avery-Muirfield Drive, Blazer Parkway, and Bradenton Avenue. These locations are within Dublin city limits according to the directory. When comparing options, use the exact address and phone number from the listing, and confirm parking, building entrance, and check-in instructions before the appointment.

Some entries share phone numbers or addresses, which may indicate related clinics or offices. Do not assume that two listings with the same phone number are the same service; ask the office to clarify. If you are traveling from another part of Ohio, plan for traffic and allow extra time for a first visit.

Questions to ask before booking

• What sleep concerns does the office evaluate, and which clinicians are available?
• Is the office accepting new patients, and what is the typical wait for a first appointment?
• Do you offer home sleep testing, overnight sleep studies, or both?
• Which insurance plans do you accept, and do you need a referral or prior authorization?
• How are test results reviewed, and who explains them to me?
• What follow-up is available after diagnosis or treatment starts?
• Are telehealth visits available for follow-up or initial consultations?
• What should I bring to the first appointment?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Dublin, Ohio?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 12 sleep-related entries for Dublin, Ohio. The table above shows 10 listed providers and centers with addresses and phone numbers.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so some rows are organizations rather than single doctors. Check the profile or call the office to confirm who provides care.

Do the listings show insurance acceptance?

No. Insurance acceptance is not shown in the directory data. Call the listed office and your insurer to confirm network status and coverage before booking.

Do the listings show telehealth availability?

No. Telehealth is not shown for the Dublin entries in this data. Ask the office directly if virtual visits are available.

Can I use this guide to choose a treatment?

No. This is directory information, not medical advice. A qualified clinician should evaluate symptoms and recommend testing or treatment.

Where can I find nearby cities with listed providers?

Nearby cities in the directory include Columbus, Westerville, Lancaster, and Troy. Their distances and links are listed in the access section above.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from Find Sleep Doctors directory data for Dublin, Ohio, including listed provider names, credentials, specialties, addresses, and phone numbers. Sources listed for this page 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.