Sleep Doctors in England: How to Find a Specialist

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Updated October 26, 2026 · 5 min read · Sleep Doctor Near Me editorial

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • The directory includes listed sleep providers and centers in England.
  • Start with the service you need, such as sleep medicine or respiratory medicine, and the clinic location.
  • Sleep care may involve a consultation, symptom review, and a sleep study.
  • Access in England may involve NHS referral routes, private clinics, or hospital services.
  • The largest directory counts are in London and Oxford, followed by Newcastle upon Tyne, Leeds, and Gloucester.

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 494 sleep providers and centers across England, from London and Oxford to Bushey. This guide covers city coverage, listed provider details, access points, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in England at a glance

The directory includes listed sleep providers and centers in England. Counts reflect directory listings, not clinical outcomes, availability, or quality. Some entries are individual clinicians and others are clinics or hospital services.

CityListed providers and centersDirectory link
London126London listings
Oxford123Oxford listings
Newcastle upon Tyne46Newcastle upon Tyne listings
Leeds17Leeds listings
Gloucester12Gloucester listings
Manchester10Manchester listings
Cambridge8Cambridge listings
Bristol7Bristol listings
Nottingham7Nottingham listings
Stockton-on-Tees6Stockton-on-Tees listings
Birmingham6Birmingham listings
Leicester6Leicester listings
Liverpool6Liverpool listings
Southampton6Southampton listings
Bushey5Bushey listings
Listed provider or centerSpecialtyClinic or serviceCityPhoneDirectory link
Dr Harshana Bandara Lansakara MudiyanselageSleep MedicineWythenshawe HospitalManchester0161 291 2569Profile
Dr Maria del Carmen Mascareno PonteSleep MedicineWythenshawe HospitalManchester0161 291 2569Profile
Adam Richardson-Raine AnaestheticsSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile
Timothy Whittington AnaestheticsSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile
Catherine Atkinson AnaestheticsSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile
Richard Cornall Acute InternalSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile
Jonathan Chantler AnaestheticsSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile
Christopher Palin AnaestheticsSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile
Dr Abhilash Parameswaran NairRespiratory MedicineSpire Nottingham HospitalNottingham0115 937 7800Profile
Jonathan Warwick AnaestheticsSleep MedicineDr Mkael SymmondsOxfordNot listedProfile

See the full England directory page for all 494 listings.

How to choose a sleep doctor in England

Start with the service you need, such as sleep medicine or respiratory medicine, and the clinic location. Compare the listed specialty, clinic, address where shown, phone number, and whether telehealth is indicated. Where a field is blank, contact the provider directly rather than assuming it is unavailable. You can also read how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me.

What to expect

Sleep care may involve a consultation, symptom review, and a sleep study. Some studies take place in a clinic or hospital, while others may be arranged at home. The sleep study and home sleep study articles explain common formats. Ask the clinic which tests it offers and how results are reviewed.

Insurance, cost and access

Access in England may involve NHS referral routes, private clinics, or hospital services. Costs, eligibility, and waiting arrangements vary by provider and funding route. The directory does not list prices, so confirm fees, referral requirements, and appointment availability directly with the clinic or your insurer.

Neighborhoods and access

The largest directory counts are in London and Oxford, followed by Newcastle upon Tyne, Leeds, and Gloucester. Other listed cities include Manchester, Cambridge, Bristol, Nottingham, Stockton-on-Tees, Birmingham, Leicester, Liverpool, Southampton, and Bushey. Use the city links above to narrow your search by location.

Questions to ask before booking

  • What sleep conditions or tests does the clinic handle?
  • Is a GP or specialist referral required?
  • Are appointments in person, by phone, or by video?
  • How long is the typical wait for an appointment or study?
  • What are the fees and what is included?
  • How and when will results and follow-up be shared?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in England?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 494 sleep providers and centers across England.

Which English cities have the most listings?

London has 126 listings and Oxford has 123. Newcastle upon Tyne has 46, Leeds has 17, and Gloucester has 12.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so some rows represent services rather than single doctors.

Can I book directly from the directory?

The directory provides contact details and profile links. Booking arrangements depend on each provider.

Does the directory show prices?

No. Costs are not listed, so confirm fees directly with the clinic or your insurer.

Is this medical advice?

No. This is directory information. Speak with a qualified clinician about symptoms, diagnosis, or treatment.

How we built this guide

This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including listed provider names, specialties, clinics, cities, phone numbers, and profile links. Sources referenced 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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