Sleep Doctors in Greenslopes, Queensland: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- The table below lists 10 of the 14 providers and centres recorded in Greenslopes.
- Sleep medicine covers a wide range of concerns, from snoring and suspected sleep apnoea to insomnia, circadian rhythm problems, and movement disorders during sleep.
- A first visit usually involves a detailed history of your sleep, symptoms, medical background, and medications.
- This is general information for Australia and not financial advice.
- Greenslopes is an inner-southern suburb of Brisbane.
Quick answer: There are 14 listed sleep providers and centres in Greenslopes, Queensland, covering respiratory and sleep medicine, dental sleep therapy, and hospital-based sleep investigations. This guide shows how to compare them, what to expect from a first appointment, and practical questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in Greenslopes at a glance
The table below lists 10 of the 14 providers and centres recorded in Greenslopes. Some are individual physicians; others are clinics or hospital departments. Phone numbers and addresses are as listed. Where a field is missing in the directory, it is omitted rather than guessed.
| Name | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Suvenesh Prasad - Respiratory and Sleep Physician | Respiratory & Sleep Medicine | Level 1/631 Logan Rd, Greenslopes | 07 3180 4462 |
| Greenslopes Sleep Investigation Centre | Sleep Medicine | Greenslopes Private Hospital, Newdegate St, Greenslopes | 07 3397 3036 |
| Greenslopes Thoracic Medicine Clinic | Sleep Medicine | Greenslopes Specialist Centre, Greenslopes | 07 3847 8890 |
| Brisbane Respiratory and Sleep | Sleep Medicine | 496 Logan Rd, Greenslopes | 07 3180 4462 |
| QLD Dental Sleep Therapy | Sleep Medicine | 3/496 Logan Rd, Greenslopes | 07 3185 4910 |
| Dr Christopher Schull | Sleep Medicine | Greenslopes Specialist Centre, Greenslopes | 07 3847 8890 |
| mySleep Greenslopes | Sleep Medicine | 496 Logan Rd, Greenslopes | 01300605700 |
| Dr Sean Tolhurst | Sleep Medicine | 121 Newdegate Street, Greenslopes | Not listed |
| Dr Samantha Kung | Sleep Medicine | 121 Newdegate Street, Greenslopes | Not listed |
| Snore Australia | Sleep Medicine | Greenslopes Hospital Newdegate St, Greenslopes | 1800 076 673 |
See the full Greenslopes directory at findsleepdoctors.com/au/qld/greenslopes. Queensland listings are at findsleepdoctors.com/au/qld.
How to choose a sleep doctor in Greenslopes
Sleep medicine covers a wide range of concerns, from snoring and suspected sleep apnoea to insomnia, circadian rhythm problems, and movement disorders during sleep. The listed Greenslopes providers include respiratory and sleep physicians, a dental sleep therapy clinic, hospital-based investigation centres, and general sleep medicine clinics. Matching your concern to the right type of service matters more than picking a name at random.
Start by asking your GP for a referral. In Australia, a GP referral is usually needed to claim a Medicare rebate for a specialist consultation or sleep study. Your GP can also help decide whether you need a respiratory physician, a sleep physician, or a dental sleep service. Some providers may accept direct bookings, but Medicare rebates and access to sleep studies generally flow through a referral pathway.
When comparing providers, check the address, phone, and specialty listed, and confirm current details by phone. Opening hours, fees, and whether a provider is accepting new patients are not recorded in this directory, so contact the clinic directly. You can also read how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me for general guidance.
What to expect
A first visit usually involves a detailed history of your sleep, symptoms, medical background, and medications. The clinician may ask about snoring, witnessed breathing pauses, daytime sleepiness, and sleep habits. Depending on the assessment, you may be referred for a sleep study, either in a laboratory or at home. See sleep study and home sleep study for an overview of how these work.
Results are reviewed by the treating clinician, who then discusses treatment options. These can include lifestyle changes, positional therapy, oral appliances, positive airway pressure therapy, or other approaches depending on the diagnosis. The directory does not record which treatments each provider offers, so ask when you book.
Insurance, cost and access
This is general information for Australia and not financial advice. Medicare rebates may apply to consultations and sleep studies when clinically indicated and referred by a GP or specialist. Private health insurance may cover part of hospital-based sleep studies, depending on your level of cover and whether the provider has an agreement with your fund. Out-of-pocket costs vary by provider and are not listed here. Ask the clinic for a fee estimate before your appointment. If you are unsure about eligibility, contact Medicare or your health fund directly.
Neighborhoods and access
Greenslopes is an inner-southern suburb of Brisbane. Listed addresses cluster along Logan Road and Newdegate Street, including Greenslopes Private Hospital and the Greenslopes Specialist Centre. Nearby cities in the directory include South Brisbane (2 miles), Chermside (3 miles), Brisbane (3 miles), and Auchenflower (4 miles), which may offer additional options if travel is a factor. Public transport and parking vary by site; confirm details with the clinic.
Questions to ask before booking
- Do I need a GP referral to be seen and to access rebates?
- What type of sleep assessment do you recommend for my symptoms?
- Is the sleep study done in a lab or at home, and where?
- What are the consultation and study fees, and what is rebatable?
- How long is the wait for an appointment and for results?
- Do you accept new patients, and do you offer telehealth?
- Which treatments do you provide if a sleep disorder is diagnosed?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in Greenslopes?
There are 14 listed sleep providers and centres in Greenslopes, Queensland. The table above shows 10 of them; the full list is on the Greenslopes directory page.
Do I need a referral to see a sleep doctor in Greenslopes?
In Australia, a GP referral is usually required to claim a Medicare rebate for a specialist consultation or sleep study. Some providers may see patients without one, but rebates and access to studies generally follow a referral pathway. Confirm with the clinic.
Are these providers all doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centres and clinics, including a dental sleep therapy service and hospital investigation centres. Check each listing's name and specialty to understand the type of service offered.
How do I find a sleep study in Greenslopes?
Several listed providers are connected to sleep investigation services, including Greenslopes Sleep Investigation Centre at Greenslopes Private Hospital. Your GP or referring clinician can advise which study type suits your situation.
What if I cannot get an appointment in Greenslopes?
Nearby cities in the directory include South Brisbane, Chermside, Brisbane, and Auchenflower, all within a few miles. You can also ask your GP about other services across Queensland.
Is this guide medical advice?
No. This is directory information compiled from provider listings. It does not diagnose or treat any condition. Always consult a qualified health professional for medical concerns.
How we built this guide
This guide was compiled from directory data maintained by Find Sleep Doctors, drawing on provider listings and publicly available information. Sources consulted include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (https://aasm.org/) and the NHLBI (https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/). Last updated 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.
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