Sleep Doctors in Florida: How to Find a Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Florida listings include individual clinicians and sleep-focused clinics or centers.
- Start with the specialty field shown in the directory.
- A sleep medicine visit often begins with a clinical history and a review of symptoms, sleep habits, medications, and medical conditions.
- Insurance rules vary by plan, network, referral requirements, and prior authorization.
- Listed addresses span communities such as Fort Myers, Wellington, Vero Beach, Hallandale Beach, Land O Lakes, Brandon, Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Davenport, and Daytona Beach.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 1,218 sleep providers and centers across Florida. This guide covers how to compare listed options, what a sleep evaluation may involve, how access and insurance questions usually work, and what to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in Florida at a glance
Florida listings include individual clinicians and sleep-focused clinics or centers. The directory count is 1,218. Larger city pages include Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Orlando, while many smaller cities also have listings. See the Florida region page for the full directory.
| City | Listed providers and centers | Directory link |
|---|---|---|
| Miami | 92 | Miami |
| Tampa | 87 | Tampa |
| Jacksonville | 76 | Jacksonville |
| Orlando | 72 | Orlando |
| Gainesville | 30 | Gainesville |
| Fort Myers | 26 | Fort Myers |
| Hollywood | 23 | Hollywood |
| Pembroke Pines | 22 | Pembroke Pines |
| Boca Raton | 22 | Boca Raton |
| Sarasota | 21 | Sarasota |
| Wesley Chapel | 21 | Wesley Chapel |
| Naples | 21 | Naples |
| St Petersburg | 20 | St Petersburg |
| Melbourne | 20 | Melbourne |
| Ocala | 19 | Ocala |
Representative listed providers and centers include:
| Provider or center | Specialty | City | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleep Medicine | Mary Hoke, APRN | Sleep Medicine | Fort Myers | +1 239 343 0762 |
| Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Disorders Institute of South Florida, PLLC | Sleep Medicine | Wellington | +1 561 967 4118 |
| Anesthesia and Sleep Medicine Services of Florida, (Phillip A. Nye, M.D.) | Sleep Medicine | Vero Beach | +1 772 226 6855 |
| Dr Luis J. Mesa, MD Pulmonary and Sleep Disorders in Hallandale Beach, FL | Sleep Medicine | Hallandale Beach | +1 954 228 9192 |
| Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health - Pulmonology & Sleep Disorders | Sleep Medicine | Land O Lakes | +1 813 782 1329 |
| Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health - Pulmonology & Sleep Disorders | Sleep Medicine | Brandon | +1 813 284 2220 |
| Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health - Pulmonology & Sleep Disorders | Sleep Medicine | Wesley Chapel | +1 813 528 4960 |
| Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health - Pulmonology & Sleep Disorders | Sleep Medicine | Zephyrhills | +1 813 782 1329 |
| Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Disorders Institute of UNITED STATES | Sleep Medicine | Davenport | (407) 605-5811 |
| Advanced Sleep & Respiratory Institute Office of Dany A. Obeid. M.D. | Sleep Medicine | Daytona Beach | +1 386 615 0900 |
How to choose a sleep doctor in Florida
Start with the specialty field shown in the directory. All entries in this sample are listed under Sleep Medicine, but clinics may also handle pulmonology or other related care. Compare city, address, phone, and any shown status such as accepting new patients. One listed entry shows accepting new patients; where a field is missing, the directory does not show that detail. You can also review the how to choose a sleep clinic article for general comparison tips.
Useful filters include distance, appointment availability, whether you need an in-person visit, and whether the clinic offers sleep testing. The directory lists telehealth as 0 for the sample entries shown, so confirm current virtual visit options directly with the clinic. Language information is not shown for these entries, so ask if you need services in a language other than English.
What to expect
A sleep medicine visit often begins with a clinical history and a review of symptoms, sleep habits, medications, and medical conditions. A clinician may recommend a sleep study, which can be performed in a sleep lab or, in some cases, with a home sleep apnea test. The sleep study and home sleep study articles explain common formats in general terms. Results are typically interpreted by a sleep specialist, who may discuss treatment options such as positive airway pressure therapy, oral appliances, behavioral approaches, or follow-up testing. Treatment decisions should be made with a qualified clinician.
Insurance, cost and access
Insurance rules vary by plan, network, referral requirements, and prior authorization. The directory does not list prices, fees, or insurance participation for these entries. Contact the clinic and your insurer before booking to confirm coverage, in-network status, referral needs, and expected out-of-pocket costs. If you do not have insurance, ask about self-pay policies and payment options. Florida is a large state, so travel time and regional access can matter; compare nearby city listings and ask about wait times directly.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed addresses span communities such as Fort Myers, Wellington, Vero Beach, Hallandale Beach, Land O Lakes, Brandon, Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Davenport, and Daytona Beach. City pages group providers by location, which can help when comparing drive time or regional access. Because the directory includes both individual clinicians and centers, check the clinic name and address on the profile before scheduling. The sample includes multiple Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health locations in the Tampa-area region, each with its own address and phone number.
Questions to ask before booking
- Are you accepting new patients?
- What sleep conditions or services do you evaluate?
- Do you offer in-lab sleep studies, home sleep apnea testing, or both?
- What insurance plans do you accept, and do I need a referral?
- How long is the typical wait for a new-patient visit or sleep study?
- Do you offer telehealth visits?
- What should I bring to the first appointment?
- How will results and follow-up be handled?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in Florida?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 1,218 sleep providers and centers in Florida.
Are all listed entries individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so check the name, credentials, and clinic details on each profile.
How do I find a sleep doctor near me?
Use the Florida region page and city pages to compare listings by location, then contact clinics directly about availability and insurance.
What is a sleep study?
A sleep study is a diagnostic test used to evaluate sleep. It may be done in a sleep lab or at home in some cases, and a clinician decides whether it is appropriate.
Does the directory show prices or insurance coverage?
No. Prices, fees, and insurance participation are not shown in the directory data, so confirm those details with the clinic and insurer.
Can I use telehealth for sleep care?
Some clinics may offer virtual visits, but the sample entries shown list telehealth as 0. Confirm current options directly with the clinic.
How we built this guide
This guide was built from Find Sleep Doctors directory data, including city counts, provider names, addresses, phone numbers, and shown status fields. Source references 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; consult a qualified clinician for diagnosis or treatment decisions.
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