Sleep Doctors in Lakeland, Florida: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Lakeland, Florida has 12 listed sleep providers and centers in the Find Sleep Doctors directory. This guide covers how to compare clinics, what a sleep evaluation usually involves, questions to ask before booking, and nearby cities if you need more options. It is directory information, not medical advice, and listings should be verified directly with each provider.

Sleep Doctors in Lakeland at a glance

The directory lists 12 sleep-related providers and centers in Lakeland. Some entries are individual physicians, while others are clinics or health systems. The table below shows 10 listed entries with available contact details. Missing fields are omitted rather than guessed.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
The Children's Lung, Asthma and Sleep Specialists	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	+1 407 898 2767
Lakeland Regional Health Sleep Disorders Center	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	+1 863 688 2700
LAKELAND REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC.	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	863-688-2700
HCD SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER, INC	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	863-647-1101
Polk Starlight Sleep Labs	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	+1 863 688 2700
PERWAIZ RAHIM MD PA	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	863-534-3707
Locations Patients	—	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	+1 863-688-2700
MOHAMAD SHAHROUR	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	863-680-7190
RAMESH DONEPUDI	MD, MRCP	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	863-687-1321
PERWAIZ RAHIM	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	Lakeland	863-534-3707

You can also browse the full Lakeland city page and the Florida region page for additional listings and nearby cities.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Lakeland

Start by matching your needs to the type of provider. A sleep center may offer testing and device support, while an individual physician may focus on diagnosis and treatment planning. Ask whether the provider evaluates adults, children, or both. The Children's Lung, Asthma and Sleep Specialists listing indicates a pediatric focus in its name, but confirm age ranges directly. Check whether the address and phone number fit your schedule, and ask if telehealth is available because the directory does not show telehealth for these Lakeland entries. If you have a referral, ask how records should be sent. If you do not have a referral, ask whether one is required. Compare practical details such as office hours, parking, and language support, since the directory does not list languages for these providers. Keep notes so you can compare answers fairly.

What to expect

A sleep evaluation often begins with a medical history, symptom review, and discussion of sleep habits. The clinician may ask about snoring, daytime sleepiness, breathing pauses, insomnia, or movement during sleep. Some people receive a home sleep test, while others need an in-lab sleep study. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and NHLBI provide general sleep health information, but your clinician should explain which test fits your situation. After testing, results are reviewed and a plan is discussed. Treatment can include lifestyle changes, devices, medication, or follow-up testing depending on the diagnosis. This guide does not predict results or recommend a specific treatment.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs and coverage vary by insurance plan, provider, and test type. Before booking, ask whether the provider accepts your insurance, whether prior authorization is needed, and what out-of-pocket costs may apply. Ask if there are separate fees for the consultation, sleep study, equipment, and follow-up visits. If you are paying out of pocket, request an estimate in writing. For non-US readers, insurance and access rules differ by country, so verify local coverage and referral requirements. The directory does not include prices or wait times, so contact providers directly. If an appointment is not available soon, ask to be placed on a cancellation list or consider nearby cities such as Brandon, Davenport, Zephyrhills, or Wesley Chapel.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed Lakeland addresses include Lakeland Hills Boulevard, Florida Avenue South, South Lakeland Drive, FL-37, and Exploration Avenue. These locations are spread across the city, so travel time may vary based on traffic and your starting point. When calling, ask about parking, building access, and whether testing is done at the same address as the consultation. If you live outside Lakeland, nearby city pages include Brandon, Davenport, Zephyrhills, and Wesley Chapel.

Questions to ask before booking

Prepare a short list of questions so you can compare providers consistently. Ask: What sleep conditions do you evaluate most often? Do you see children, adults, or both? Do you offer home sleep testing and in-lab studies? How long does it usually take to get results? Who explains the results and next steps? What treatments do you provide or coordinate? Do you accept my insurance and help with prior authorization? What should I bring to the first visit? Are there any forms to complete before the appointment? These questions help you understand process and logistics without assuming quality rankings.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Lakeland?

The directory lists 12 sleep providers and centers in Lakeland, Florida.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so each row should be read as a listed sleep provider or center rather than assumed to be a physician.

Do these providers offer telehealth?

The directory does not show telehealth for the listed Lakeland entries. Ask each provider directly about virtual visits.

Can I find pediatric sleep care in Lakeland?

One listing is named The Children's Lung, Asthma and Sleep Specialists. Confirm age ranges, services, and referral requirements with that office.

What if I need a sleep study?

Ask whether the provider offers home sleep testing, in-lab testing, or both, and how results will be reviewed. The directory does not include test availability details.

Where can I read more about sleep studies?

See Sleep Study and Home Sleep Study for general background, and How to Choose a Sleep Clinic for comparison tips.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from directory data, including provider names, credentials, specialties, addresses, phone numbers, and city links. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and NHLBI. Last updated 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice, and listings may change; verify details directly with each provider.