Sleep Doctors in Lima, Ohio: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 10 sleep providers and centers in Lima, Ohio. The directory includes individual physicians, clinics, and sleep labs with addresses and phone numbers. This guide explains how to compare listed options, what a sleep evaluation may involve, and which questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Lima at a glance

Lima has 10 listed sleep providers and centers in this directory. Some entries are individual physicians, while others are clinics, diagnostic labs, or hospital-based sleep centers. Because the directory mixes these types, each listing should be reviewed for the kind of service it offers and the contact details shown.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
COMPREHENSIVE INTERNAL MEDICINE PHYSICIANS OF LIMA		Sleep Medicine	Lima	419-225-5600
Mercy Health — St. Rita's Sleep Medicine		Sleep Medicine	Lima	+1 419 996 5053
LIMA MEMORIAL PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION		Sleep Medicine	Lima	419-227-7378
Mercy Health - St. Rita's Sleep Center		Sleep Medicine	Lima	+1 419 226 9397
LIMA SLEEP DIAGNOSTIC LAB, LLC		Sleep Medicine	Lima	419-227-7378
Lima Memorial Sleep Center		Sleep Medicine	Lima	+1 419 998 4478
Lima Memorial's Sleep Lab		Sleep Medicine	Lima	+1 419 998 4478
ANDREA MARGARITA SALUDES	MD	Sleep Medicine	Lima	419-996-5053
Sleep Center of Lima		Sleep Medicine	Lima	+1 419 227 7378
SHAKEEL BAHADUR	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	Lima	419-996-2686

Addresses are listed on each profile. Examples include 830 W High St Ste 202, 770 W High St #210, 528 W Market St Ste 200b, 830 W High St #350, 528 W Market St Suite 200, 1220 E Elm St #204, 1001 Bellefontaine Ave, 770 W High St Ste 210, 528 W Market St STE 200, and 730 W High St Ste 240. You can open the full city page at Lima sleep doctors or browse the wider Ohio directory.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Lima

Start with the type of care you need. A sleep medicine physician may evaluate symptoms, review medical history, and order testing. A sleep center or diagnostic lab may focus on testing, monitoring, or follow-up support. Some listings are both clinical and testing sites, while others are more narrowly focused. Check the profile, address, and phone number before calling.

Ask whether the provider handles the specific concern you have. Sleep-related concerns can include snoring, daytime sleepiness, breathing pauses during sleep, insomnia, restless legs, or schedule-related sleep problems. The directory does not state which services each listing offers, so a phone call is the best way to confirm. If you are unsure where to begin, the article sleep doctor near me can help frame the search.

Consider location and travel. Lima listings are spread across addresses on W High St, W Market St, E Elm St, and Bellefontaine Ave. If you live or work near one of those areas, distance and parking may matter. For regional options, nearby cities listed by the directory include Findlay, Troy, Bowling Green, and Fort Wayne.

What to expect

A first visit often begins with a symptom review and medical history. A clinician may ask about sleep schedule, snoring, breathing, medications, and daytime alertness. Depending on the concern, testing may be discussed. The directory does not state which tests are offered by each listing, and it does not provide wait times or availability.

Testing may take place in a sleep lab or, in some cases, with a home-based study. The article sleep study explains the general concept, and home sleep study covers one common testing format. A provider can explain which option applies to your situation. Results are usually reviewed with a clinician, who then discusses next steps.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs and insurance rules vary by plan, provider, and service. The directory does not list prices, insurance networks, or billing policies. Before booking, ask whether the listing accepts your insurance, whether a referral is needed, and what out-of-pocket costs may apply. If you are paying out of pocket, ask for an estimate in writing when possible.

Access can also depend on appointment availability, referral requirements, and whether testing is done on site. Some listings may offer physician visits, while others may focus on diagnostic testing. Because the directory does not state accepting-new-patient status, call to confirm. If you need care sooner, ask about cancellation lists or nearby cities.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed addresses are in Lima and include locations on W High St, W Market St, E Elm St, and Bellefontaine Ave. These details can help you plan travel, parking, and timing. The directory does not provide neighborhood-level service areas, ZIP codes, or transit details. If accessibility is important, ask about building access, parking, and appointment times before scheduling.

Nearby city pages may be useful if you are willing to travel. The directory lists Findlay, Troy, Bowling Green, and Fort Wayne as nearby options. Each city page can be used to compare additional listed providers and centers.

Questions to ask before booking

Prepare a short list of questions before calling. Ask what services are offered, whether a physician evaluation is available, and what testing may be recommended. Ask whether the listing works with your insurance and whether a referral is required. Ask how long results usually take and who will explain them.

Also ask practical questions: office hours, parking, whether forms can be completed in advance, and what to bring to the first appointment. If you use a home sleep test, ask how equipment is returned and how results are delivered. These questions can reduce delays and help you choose a convenient option.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Lima, Ohio?

The directory lists 10 sleep providers and centers in Lima, Ohio. The count includes individual physicians, clinics, and diagnostic labs.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers, clinics, and labs. Each profile should be reviewed to understand the type of service offered.

Do the listings include addresses and phone numbers?

Yes. Each listed provider or center includes an address and phone number in the directory. Some also include credentials.

Can I book directly from the directory?

The directory provides profile links and contact details. Booking steps depend on each listing, so call the provider or center to schedule.

Does the directory show insurance or prices?

No. Insurance, cost, and billing details are not included. Contact the listing directly for current information.

What if I cannot find a suitable option in Lima?

You can review nearby city pages or ask a clinician for a referral. The directory lists Findlay, Troy, Bowling Green, and Fort Wayne as nearby options.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from directory data for Lima, Ohio, including listed names, credentials, specialty, addresses, and phone numbers. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the NHLBI. The directory was last updated on 2026-10-26. The byline is Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.