Sleep Doctors in New Haven, Connecticut: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 16 sleep providers and centers in New Haven, Connecticut. This guide covers how to compare listed providers, what to expect from sleep care, access and insurance basics, neighborhood access, questions to ask before booking, and frequently asked questions. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep doctors in New Haven at a glance

The table below includes listed sleep providers and centers in New Haven. Some entries are individual physicians and some are clinics or hospital-based centers. Missing details are omitted rather than estimated.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
Yale New Haven Children's Hospital Pediatric Sleep Disorders Center	AASM Accredited	Sleep Medicine	New Haven	(203) 688-1240
Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine		Sleep Medicine	New Haven	+1 203 785 4162
Yale Health Sleep Center		Sleep Medicine	New Haven	(203) 432-0123
SABHYATA AGRAWAL		Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-785-4081
JACQUELINE GEER	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-688-4242
LAUREN FERRANTE	MD	Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-785-4198
MELISSA KNAUERT	MD	Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-287-3550
YALE UNIVERSITY		Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-764-6788
MONICA GIRALDO	MD	Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-287-3550
CRAIG CANAPARI	MD	Sleep Medicine	New Haven	203-785-4081

For the full local list, see the New Haven sleep doctors page and the broader Connecticut sleep doctors page.

How to choose a sleep doctor in New Haven

Start with the reason for the visit. Some listed providers focus on adult sleep medicine, while Yale New Haven Children's Hospital Pediatric Sleep Disorders Center is identified as a pediatric sleep disorders center. Match the provider type to the patient's age and concern. Ask whether the provider evaluates the specific symptoms you have, such as snoring, daytime sleepiness, insomnia, or suspected sleep apnea. Check whether the address, phone, and clinic name fit your travel and scheduling needs. If a field is missing in the directory, contact the office directly rather than assuming availability, insurance participation, or services.

What to expect

Sleep care often begins with a clinical history and may include a sleep study. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute explains that sleep studies can help diagnose sleep disorders. A provider may recommend an in-lab study or a home sleep study depending on symptoms and medical history. Follow-up visits may review results and discuss treatment options. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine is one source referenced for general sleep medicine information. This guide does not interpret symptoms or recommend treatment.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs and coverage vary by insurer, plan, provider, and service. The directory does not list prices, wait times, or insurance details. Before booking, ask the office to confirm accepted insurance, referral requirements, prior authorization, expected out-of-pocket costs, and cancellation policies. If you are paying out of pocket, request a written estimate. For non-U.S. readers, insurance and referral rules differ by country, so use local health system guidance.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed addresses include 1 Park St, 300 Cedar St, 55 Lock Street, 20 York St, 40 Temple St, and 1 Park Street. Many entries are clustered around central New Haven addresses. Nearby cities listed in the directory include Hamden, Milford, Branford, and Stratford, which may be useful if you need additional options. Use the provider's stated address and phone to plan travel and parking.

Questions to ask before booking

• Do you evaluate the symptoms or age group I need?
• What type of sleep study, if any, is usually recommended for my situation?
• Do you accept my insurance, and is a referral required?
• What are the expected costs if I am self-pay?
• How long is the typical wait for an appointment or study?
• What should I bring to the first visit?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in New Haven?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 16 sleep providers and centers in New Haven, Connecticut.

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 one physician.

Can I use this guide to diagnose a sleep problem?

No. This is directory information, not medical advice. A qualified clinician should evaluate symptoms and recommend testing or treatment.

Does the directory show prices or wait times?

No. Prices, wait times, ratings, and patient reviews are not included. Contact the office for current access and cost details.

What is an AASM-accredited sleep center?

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine accredits sleep centers that meet its standards. One listed New Haven entry, Yale New Haven Children's Hospital Pediatric Sleep Disorders Center, shows AASM Accredited credentials.

Where can I learn more about sleep studies?

See the directory articles on sleep studies and home sleep studies for general background.

How we built this guide

This guide is based on directory data for New Haven, Connecticut, including provider names, credentials, specialty, addresses, and phone numbers where available. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Last updated: 2026-10-26. Byline: Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This is directory information, not medical advice.