Sleep Doctors in La Crosse, Wisconsin: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: The Find Sleep Doctors directory lists 8 sleep providers and centers in La Crosse, Wisconsin, including Mayo Clinic Heath System - La Crosse - Sleep Disorders Center, Gundersen Sleep Center, and six physicians at 1836 South Ave. This guide explains how to compare the listings, what information to confirm before scheduling, what a visit may involve, and practical steps for insurance, access, and questions to ask.

Sleep Doctors in La Crosse at a glance

The directory contains two sleep center entries and six individual physician listings. Seven of the eight entries are connected with three listed addresses, while Gundersen Sleep Center appears at 724 Denton St. Mayo Clinic Heath System - La Crosse - Sleep Disorders Center is listed at 700 West Avenue South and is the only entry with an accreditation credential shown in the data.

For a broader view of the directory, visit the La Crosse city listings or review the Wisconsin regional listings. The information below covers the providers included in the La Crosse dataset; it does not rank them or assess the quality of their care.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
Mayo Clinic Heath System - La Crosse - Sleep Disorders Center	AASM Accredited	Sleep Medicine	700 West Avenue South, La Crosse	(608) 392-2871; (608) 785-0940
Gundersen Sleep Center		Sleep Medicine	724 Denton St, La Crosse	+1 608 775 7378
ALEXANDER VILLAREAL	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	1836 South Ave, La Crosse	608-782-7300
LACIE HEDIGER	DO	Sleep Medicine	1836 South Ave, La Crosse	608-782-7300
IVY ANDERSEN	MD	Sleep Medicine	1836 South Ave, La Crosse	608-782-7300
ALLEN FOSTER	MD	Sleep Medicine	1836 South Ave, La Crosse	608-782-7300
CAROLINA SEE	MD	Sleep Medicine	1836 South Ave, La Crosse	608-782-7300
DAREN TOBERT	MD	Sleep Medicine	1836 South Ave, La Crosse	608-782-7300

How to choose a sleep doctor in La Crosse

Begin by identifying the type of appointment you need. The directory combines individual physicians with sleep centers, so an entry may represent a clinician, a center, or a facility where multiple sleep specialists work. Confirming the organization name, address, and phone number before booking can prevent confusion.

• Check the specialty and credentials. Every listing is categorized as Sleep Medicine. The listed physician credentials include M.D., MD, or DO, while the Mayo center entry carries the AASM Accredited designation.
• Confirm scheduling directly. The directory does not state whether any provider is accepting new patients. Call the number attached to the listing and ask about availability, referral requirements, and appointment type.
• Review practical access. Ask whether the visit is in person, whether any portion can be completed remotely, and which records must be supplied in advance.
• Understand insurance involvement. Verify both the clinician and facility with your plan before the appointment, especially if visits and testing may involve separate charges.
• Look for relevant guidance. The Find Sleep Doctors article on how to choose a sleep clinic offers additional points to consider before scheduling.

What to expect

A first sleep medicine appointment may begin with a discussion of sleep concerns, health history, medications, and any previous testing. Bring relevant medical records, a list of current medications, and information about previous sleep evaluations. The exact materials requested can vary, so confirm the requirements when booking.

After the consultation, the clinician may recommend further evaluation, follow-up, or a sleep study. The appropriate next step depends on the individual situation and should be explained by the treating clinician. Readers who want background on the testing process can review the guide to a sleep study before their appointment.

Centers may also explain how testing is scheduled, what equipment is involved, and how results are communicated. Ask about arrival time, cancellation policies, and preparation instructions. Because the directory does not provide these operational details, the listed phone number is the best starting point for confirming them.

Insurance, cost and access

Because this is a U.S. city guide, the first step is to check your current health plan. Ask whether the specific doctor and the facility where care will occur are in-network, whether a referral is required, and whether prior authorization is needed for any additional services. Coverage and referral rules vary, so confirm them directly rather than relying on the directory listing.

No prices, insurance benefits, or patient payment information were supplied for these eight entries. Ask the provider or facility for an estimate based on your plan and the services you expect to receive. If the initial appointment could lead to testing or follow-up, ask how those steps would be billed separately.

The listings do not indicate current new-patient availability or telehealth options. If distance, mobility, or work schedules make travel difficult, ask whether an appointment or follow-up can be completed remotely and whether the office can accommodate accessibility needs.

Neighborhoods and access

The La Crosse listings are located at three supplied addresses: 700 West Avenue South for Mayo Clinic Heath System - La Crosse - Sleep Disorders Center, 724 Denton St for Gundersen Sleep Center, and 1836 South Ave for all six physician entries. The directory does not provide neighborhood names, so these addresses are the most specific location details available.

Six listings share the same address and phone number, which may mean they are associated with the same practice location. Call before traveling to confirm the correct entrance, department, arrival time, and parking or pickup instructions. For more sleep doctor listings, see the complete La Crosse directory.

Questions to ask before booking

• Is the provider currently accepting new patients?
• Is the listed specialty and credential current?
• Does my insurance cover this provider and facility?
• Does my plan require a referral or prior authorization?
• Is telehealth available for any part of the care?
• What records, medications, or sleep history should I provide?
• What will happen during the first appointment?
• What costs might I be responsible for?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers and centers are listed in La Crosse?

The Find Sleep Doctors directory contains 8 entries: two sleep center listings and six individual physician listings.

Which La Crosse entries are listed as sleep centers?

Mayo Clinic Heath System - La Crosse - Sleep Disorders Center and Gundersen Sleep Center are the two center entries in the directory.

Which listing includes an accreditation credential?

Mayo Clinic Heath System - La Crosse - Sleep Disorders Center is listed as AASM Accredited; no credential is supplied for Gundersen Sleep Center.

Are the listed providers accepting new patients?

The directory does not provide new-patient status, so you should call the phone number shown for the provider or center.

Do the listings offer telehealth?

No telehealth availability is indicated in the supplied listings, so ask the individual provider or center if remote visits are an option.

Which cities are listed nearby?

Rochester, Minnesota, is listed 65 miles away, and Eau Claire, Wisconsin, is listed 69 miles away.

How we built this guide

This city guide was built from Find Sleep Doctors directory data for La Crosse, Wisconsin. The eight entries and their listed names, credentials, specialties, addresses, and phone numbers were used as supplied. General background references include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. No ratings, reviews, awards, prices, wait times, or comparative rankings were added.

Last updated: 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This directory guide is informational and is not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified clinician.