Sleep Doctors in Nashville: How to Find the Right Specialist

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Updated October 26, 2026 · 5 min read · Sleep Doctor Near Me editorial

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • The directory lists 56 sleep providers and centers in Nashville.
  • Start by matching the provider type to your needs.
  • A first visit often includes a medical history, symptom review, and discussion of sleep habits.
  • Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider.
  • Listed providers are based in Nashville.

Quick answer: Nashville, Tennessee has 56 listed sleep providers and centers in the Find Sleep Doctors directory. This guide explains how to compare sleep medicine clinics, what appointments and sleep studies may involve, insurance and access questions, and local neighborhoods served by the listed providers. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Nashville at a glance

The directory lists 56 sleep providers and centers in Nashville. The entries below are a sample of listed providers; each row shows the name, credentials when available, specialty, service area, and phone number from the directory.

NameCredentialsSpecialtyAreaPhone
Ascension Saint Thomas Medical Partners Midtown Sleep SpecialistNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 284 7533
Vanderbilt Sleep Disorders Center One Hundred OaksNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 936 0060
Vanderbilt Pulmonary Sleep North One Hundred OaksNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 322 2386
Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown Center for SleepNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 284 7537
SLEEP CARE SOLUTIONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA LLCNot listedSleep MedicineNashville615-333-5011
SLEEP CARE SOLUTIONS OF NASHVILLE LLCNot listedSleep MedicineNashville615-885-9750
Nashville Center for Sleep and TMJNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 292 4100
Vanderbilt Sleep Disorders CenterNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 343 5888
Sleep Centers of Middle TennesseeNot listedSleep MedicineNashville+1 615 893 4896
ADVANCED SLEEP DIAGNOSTICS, INC.Not listedSleep MedicineNashville866-317-5337

See all listed providers on the Nashville city page and the broader Tennessee region page.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Nashville

Start by matching the provider type to your needs. Some listings are individual physicians, while others are sleep centers or clinics. Confirm whether the clinic offers evaluation, sleep studies, follow-up, and treatment planning. Ask about physician credentials, board certification in sleep medicine, and whether a sleep physician reviews study results. For sleep concerns such as snoring, daytime sleepiness, insomnia, or suspected sleep apnea, a sleep medicine evaluation can help determine whether a sleep study is appropriate. You can also review the directory guide on how to choose a sleep clinic.

What to expect

A first visit often includes a medical history, symptom review, and discussion of sleep habits. A clinician may recommend a sleep study, which can be in-lab or at home depending on symptoms and clinical judgment. The directory does not include wait times or pricing, so confirm scheduling and preparation steps directly with the clinic. Learn more about sleep studies and home sleep studies.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider. Call the clinic and your insurer before booking to confirm network status, required referrals, prior authorization, and expected costs. The directory does not list prices or coverage decisions. If you are comparing options beyond Nashville, nearby cities include Hermitage, Brentwood, Franklin, and Hendersonville.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed providers are based in Nashville. Addresses in the directory include 300 20th Ave N, 719 Thompson Ln, 5211 Linbar Dr, 4515 Harding Pike, 2555 West End Ave, 2222 State St, and 5201 Alabama Ave. Check each clinic's location, parking, transit access, and hours before scheduling. Nearby directory cities are Hermitage (10 miles), Brentwood (12 miles), Franklin (15 miles), and Hendersonville (16 miles).

Questions to ask before booking

  • Are you accepting new patients, and what is the next available appointment?
  • Do you offer in-lab sleep studies, home sleep studies, or both?
  • Will a sleep physician review and explain my results?
  • Which insurance plans do you accept, and are referrals required?
  • What should I bring or avoid before the appointment or study?
  • How are follow-up visits and treatment adjustments handled?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Nashville?

The directory lists 56 sleep providers and centers in Nashville, Tennessee.

Are all listed providers individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so use neutral wording and confirm provider type with each listing.

Can I book a sleep study through the directory?

The directory provides contact details and links; scheduling is handled directly by each clinic.

Do listed providers accept insurance?

Insurance acceptance varies. Contact each clinic and your insurer to confirm coverage and network status.

What is the difference between an in-lab and home sleep study?

An in-lab study is conducted in a sleep center, while a home study is completed with portable equipment. A clinician determines which is appropriate.

Is this guide medical advice?

No. It is directory information to help you compare listed sleep providers and centers.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from Find Sleep Doctors directory data, with sources including 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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