Sleep Doctors in Louisville: How to Find the Right Specialist

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Updated October 26, 2026 · 6 min read · Sleep Doctor Near Me editorial

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • Louisville listings include individual clinicians, hospital departments, university programs, pediatric sleep medicine offices, and sleep centers.
  • Start with your symptoms, your primary care clinician's referral, and any insurance or program requirements.
  • A sleep evaluation may include a medical history, symptom review, physical exam, and a sleep study.
  • Insurance coverage, referral rules, appointment availability, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider.
  • Listed Louisville addresses include Downtown and nearby medical corridors such as 100 W Market St, 550 S Jackson St, 800 Zorn Avenue, 411 E Chestnut St, and 224 E.

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 89 sleep providers and centers in Louisville, Kentucky. This guide explains how to compare listed options, what a sleep evaluation may involve, questions to ask before booking, and how to use directory details such as phone, address, and AASM accreditation. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Louisville at a glance

Louisville listings include individual clinicians, hospital departments, university programs, pediatric sleep medicine offices, and sleep centers. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so not every row is a physician. Two listed entries show AASM Accredited credentials: Department of Veterans Affairs Robley Rex Medical Center Pulmonary Sleep Department and Norton Healthcare / Norton Pulmonary Associates. You can browse the full city page at Louisville sleep providers or the state page at Kentucky sleep providers.

NameCredentialsSpecialtyAreaPhone
Rebecca D BraunerAPRNSleep Medicine100 W Market St Suite 2, Louisville+1 502 587 8000
University of Louisville Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Disorders Medicine Fellowship ProgramSleep Medicine550 South Jackson Street A3R40 ACB 3rd Floor, Louisville+1 502 852 5841
Department of Veterans Affairs Robley Rex Medical Center Pulmonary Sleep DepartmentAASM AccreditedSleep Medicine800 Zorn Avenue A509, Louisville(502) 287-6169; (502) 287-4000
Pulmonary Critical, Care & Sleep Disorders Medicine - University of LouisvilleSleep Medicine550 S Jackson St, Louisville+1 502 588 4710
UNIVERSITY CHILDREN'S SLEEP MEDICINE SPECIALISTS, LLCSleep Medicine4121 Dutchmans Ln Ste 612, Louisville502-588-2220
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE RESEARCH FOUNDATION INC.Sleep Medicine401 E Chestnut St Suite 310, Louisville502-813-6500
University of Louisville Pediatric Sleep MedicineSleep Medicine4001 Dutchmans Ln, Louisville+1 502 588 2220
Norton Children's Sleep Medicine - Novak CenterSleep Medicine411 E Chestnut St Level 5, Louisville+1 502 588 2220
Norton Healthcare / Norton Pulmonary AssociatesAASM AccreditedSleep Medicine224 E. Broadway, Seventh Floor (M-05), Louisville(502) 629-3500
Norton Children's Sleep Medicine - BrownsboroSleep Medicine9880 Angies Way #330, Louisville+1 502 588 2220

How to choose a sleep doctor in Louisville

Start with your symptoms, your primary care clinician's referral, and any insurance or program requirements. Compare listed providers by address, phone, credentials, and whether the entry is a clinic, hospital department, or individual clinician. For help comparing clinics, see how to choose a sleep clinic. If you are still looking for options nearby, the sleep doctor near me guide may help frame your search. AASM accreditation is one credential shown in the directory; it indicates the listed entry has that accreditation, but it does not mean one provider is better than another.

What to expect

A sleep evaluation may include a medical history, symptom review, physical exam, and a sleep study. Some evaluations use an in-lab study, while others may use a home sleep study. The directory does not state which test a provider offers, so contact the listed office directly. For general background, read what a sleep study involves. Treatment options depend on the diagnosis and should be discussed with a qualified clinician.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage, referral rules, appointment availability, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider. The directory does not list prices, wait times, or insurance networks, so confirm details with the office and your insurer before booking. If you have Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA benefits, or employer-sponsored coverage, ask whether the provider participates in that program. For children, ask whether the listed pediatric sleep medicine office accepts your child's coverage and age range.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed Louisville addresses include Downtown and nearby medical corridors such as 100 W Market St, 550 S Jackson St, 800 Zorn Avenue, 411 E Chestnut St, and 224 E. Broadway. Other listed offices are on Dutchmans Lane, Angies Way, and Chestnut Street. Because locations are spread across Louisville, compare travel time, parking, and transit options before scheduling. The directory also lists nearby cities such as New Albany, Elizabethtown, and Danville for people who can travel outside Louisville.

Questions to ask before booking

  • Do you accept my insurance or coverage program?
  • Are you accepting new patients?
  • What sleep services and tests do you provide?
  • Is the evaluation for adults, children, or both?
  • What should I bring to the first appointment?
  • What are the office hours and cancellation policy?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Louisville?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 89 sleep providers and centers in Louisville, Kentucky.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers, clinics, hospital departments, and university programs. Use the name, address, and phone to identify the type of entry.

What does AASM Accredited mean in the directory?

It is a credential shown for some listed entries. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine is one of the directory's cited sources. Contact the provider for details about its accreditation and services.

Do listed providers accept new patients?

One listed entry, Rebecca D Brauner, shows accepting new patients. Other entries do not state this, so contact each office directly.

Are telehealth visits available?

The listed entries show telehealth as 0. Contact the provider directly for current appointment options and any changes.

How should I choose a sleep provider?

Compare location, phone access, credentials, listed services, referral requirements, and insurance participation. A qualified clinician can help decide which evaluation is appropriate for your symptoms.

How we built this guide

This guide is based on directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including listed names, credentials, specialties, addresses, phone numbers, and nearby 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.

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