Sleep Doctors in Montana: How to Find a Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Montana listings are concentrated in larger population centers, while smaller cities and towns also appear in the directory.
- Start with location and practical access.
- A sleep evaluation usually begins with a review of symptoms, sleep habits, medical history, and medications.
- Costs, insurance participation, and referral requirements vary by provider and plan.
- The listed Montana addresses include city and street details where available.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 69 sleep providers and centers in Montana, spread across 15 cities. This guide covers how to compare listed options, what to expect from a sleep evaluation, questions to ask before booking, and how directory data is organized. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep doctors in Montana at a glance
Montana listings are concentrated in larger population centers, while smaller cities and towns also appear in the directory. Missoula and Billings each have 9 listed providers or centers, followed by Conrad and Helena with 8 each, Bozeman with 7, Great Falls and Kalispell with 6 each, Hamilton with 4, Polson with 3, Havre with 2, and one each in Shelby, Ronan, Miles City, Libby, and Lewistown. All listed entries are categorized under Sleep Medicine, and the directory includes both individual physicians and sleep centers or clinics.
| City | Listed providers/centers | City page |
|---|---|---|
| Missoula | 9 | Missoula |
| Billings | 9 | Billings |
| Conrad | 8 | Conrad |
| Helena | 8 | Helena |
| Bozeman | 7 | Bozeman |
| Great Falls | 6 | Great Falls |
| Kalispell | 6 | Kalispell |
| Hamilton | 4 | Hamilton |
| Polson | 3 | Polson |
| Havre | 2 | Havre |
| Shelby | 1 | Shelby |
| Ronan | 1 | Ronan |
| Miles City | 1 | Miles City |
| Libby | 1 | Libby |
| Lewistown | 1 | Lewistown |
The full Montana page is available at Find Sleep Doctors Montana.
How to choose a sleep doctor in Montana
Start with location and practical access. Many Montana cities are far apart, so distance, winter travel, and appointment timing can matter as much as specialty focus. Compare the listed address, phone number, and city for each provider or center before contacting an office. Some entries are hospital-based sleep centers, while others are clinics or supply-focused locations, so the services offered may differ. If a listing does not show a phone number, use the linked profile page for the available contact details.
It can also help to review the directory articles on how to choose a sleep clinic and finding a sleep doctor near you. Those pages can help you think about referral needs, sleep study options, and what to ask before scheduling. If you are comparing sleep study types, the articles on sleep studies and home sleep studies may also be useful.
What to expect
A sleep evaluation usually begins with a review of symptoms, sleep habits, medical history, and medications. A clinician may recommend a sleep study, which can be performed in a sleep center or, in some cases, at home. The exact process depends on the provider, your symptoms, and insurance or referral requirements. The directory does not state which tests each Montana provider performs, so confirm details directly with the office.
Listed telehealth availability is shown as 0 for the Montana entries in this guide, so do not assume virtual visits are available unless the office confirms otherwise. Languages are not listed for these entries, so ask about language support if needed.
Insurance, cost and access
Costs, insurance participation, and referral requirements vary by provider and plan. The directory data does not include prices, accepted insurance, wait times, or ratings, so contact each office directly for current billing and scheduling information. If you are traveling from a rural area, ask whether testing can be coordinated locally or whether a single visit can cover both consultation and study setup.
Neighborhoods and access
The listed Montana addresses include city and street details where available. Examples include 2900 12th Ave N #500e in Billings, 274 Old Corvallis Rd Ste J in Hamilton, 6 13th Ave E Second Floor in Polson, 2825 West Main Street, Suite 1 in Bozeman, and 1917 4th St S in Great Falls. Some entries do not include a phone number, such as the Polson and one Hamilton listing. Use the linked profile pages for the most complete directory information.
| Listed provider or center | City | Address | Phone | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intermountain Health Saint Vincent Regional Hospital Sleep Center | Billings | 2900 12th Ave N #500e | +1 406 238 6800 | |
| Danielle Vulpis Clinic Specializing in Lung & Sleep Health | Hamilton | 274 Old Corvallis Rd Ste J | +1 406 396 9378 | |
| Sleep Center at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center | Polson | 6 13th Ave E Second Floor | ||
| Bitterroot Health - Pulmonology and Sleep Medicine | Hamilton | 1200 Westwood Dr Ste J | ||
| Intermountain Health St. Vincent Regional Hospital | Bozeman | 2825 West Main Street, Suite 1 | (406) 613-7999 | AASM Accredited |
| St. Peter's Health Home Oxygen and Sleep Supplies | Helena | 201 S California St | +1 406 447 2739 | |
| Downtown Clinic – Sleep & Respiratory Care | Billings | 2900 12th Ave N #500e | +1 406 238 6800 | |
| MARCUS DALY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION | Hamilton | 1200 Westwood Dr | 406-375-4801 | |
| ROCKY MOUNTAIN SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER INC | Great Falls | 1917 4th St S | 406-453-7570 | |
| Rocky Mountain Sleep Disorders Center Inc | Bozeman | 580 Pronghorn Trail Ste a | +1 406 999 7570 |
Questions to ask before booking
- Do you accept my insurance plan, and what referral is required?
- What types of sleep studies are available, and where are they performed?
- How long is the wait for a new patient appointment?
- Can testing be coordinated if I live far from the clinic?
- What should I bring to the first visit, including medication lists and prior records?
- Is there a separate supply, equipment, or follow-up service if treatment is recommended?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers and centers are listed in Montana?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 69 sleep providers and centers in Montana.
Which Montana cities have the most listed providers?
Missoula and Billings each have 9 listed providers or centers, followed by Conrad and Helena with 8 each.
Are all listed entries individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so some rows represent facilities rather than single physicians.
Do the listed Montana entries show telehealth?
The Montana entries shown in this guide list telehealth as 0, so virtual visit availability is not indicated.
Where can I find city-specific listings?
Use the city pages linked in the city table, or start from the Montana region page.
Is this guide medical advice?
No. It is directory information and should not replace advice from a qualified clinician.
How we built this guide
This guide is based on Find Sleep Doctors directory data for Montana, including listed provider and center names, addresses, phone numbers, credentials, and city counts. Source references include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the NHLBI. Last updated 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.
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