Sleep Doctors in New Orleans: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- The directory includes individual clinicians and sleep centers with addresses and phone numbers.
- Start with practical fit: location, phone access, and whether the listing is an individual clinician or a sleep center.
- A sleep evaluation often begins with a clinical history and questions about sleep habits, symptoms, and daytime function.
- Costs and coverage vary by plan, provider, and service.
- Listed addresses include Napoleon Avenue, Canal Street, Clara Street, Aline Street, and Napolean Avenue.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 21 sleep providers and centers in New Orleans, Louisiana. This guide covers how to compare those listings, what a first appointment may involve, access considerations, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice, and it does not rank providers.
Sleep doctors in New Orleans at a glance
The directory includes individual clinicians and sleep centers with addresses and phone numbers. Some listings show credentials or accreditation details, while others do not. Use the table below as a starting point, then confirm current services, hours, and availability directly with each office.
| Name | Credentials | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abigail H. Boudreaux | MD | Sleep Medicine | 2820 Napoleon Ave, New Orleans | +1 504 842 4910 |
| Victoria Z. Brandt | NP | Sleep Medicine | 2820 Napoleon Ave Suite 590, New Orleans | +1 504 894 2700 |
| Lynsi C. Blanchard | PA-C | Sleep Medicine | 2820 Napoleon Ave Suite 590, New Orleans | +1 504 842 4910 |
| Annie H. Hu | NP | Sleep Medicine | 2820 Napoleon Ave, New Orleans | +1 504 842 4910 |
| Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System - Sleep Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 2400 Canal Street, New Orleans | (800) 935-8387 |
| Ochsner Health Center - Baptist McFarland Medical Plaza | Sleep Medicine | 4429 Clara St, New Orleans | (866) 624-7637 | |
| UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER MANAGEMENT CORPORATION | Sleep Medicine | 2000 Canal St, New Orleans | 504-702-2081 | |
| SLEEP SOLUTIONS OF UPTOWN, LLC | Sleep Medicine | 1328 Aline St, New Orleans | 504-598-6370 | |
| GREGORY S. FERRISS, M.D., LLC | Sleep Medicine | 4429 Clara St Suite 500, New Orleans | 504-897-4420 | |
| Ochsner Baptist Sleep Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 2700 Napolean Avenue, New Orleans | (504) 842-4910; (504) 899-9311 |
For the full local list, visit the New Orleans sleep doctors page. You can also browse the Louisiana sleep doctors page for nearby cities.
How to choose a sleep doctor in New Orleans
Start with practical fit: location, phone access, and whether the listing is an individual clinician or a sleep center. If you already have a referral, ask whether that clinician or center accepts it. If you are self-referring, ask about intake requirements. The guide to choosing a sleep clinic can help you compare options. Consider whether you need in-person visits, a sleep study, or follow-up care, and ask about those services before scheduling.
What to expect
A sleep evaluation often begins with a clinical history and questions about sleep habits, symptoms, and daytime function. Depending on the concern, a clinician may recommend a sleep study. The sleep study article and home sleep study article explain common testing formats. Ask which type of study is used, where it takes place, and how results are reviewed.
Insurance, cost and access
Costs and coverage vary by plan, provider, and service. Contact the office and your insurer to confirm benefits, prior authorization, copays, and whether a referral is required. Do not assume that all listed providers accept the same insurance. If you are outside the United States, adapt these questions to your local coverage or public health system.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed addresses include Napoleon Avenue, Canal Street, Clara Street, Aline Street, and Napolean Avenue. Some offices share buildings or suites, so confirm the exact entrance and parking details when you call. Nearby cities in the directory include Metairie, Kenner, Slidell, and Covington. If travel is difficult, ask whether telehealth or remote follow-up is available; the directory marks telehealth as 0 for these listings.
Questions to ask before booking
- Are you accepting new patients?
- Do you require a referral?
- What sleep services do you provide on site?
- Which insurance plans do you accept?
- How long does scheduling usually take?
- What should I bring to the first appointment?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in New Orleans?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 21 sleep providers and centers in New Orleans.
Are all listed entries individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so review each listing before contacting it.
Do the listings include addresses and phone numbers?
Yes. Each listing includes an address and phone number, and some include credentials or accreditation details.
Can I use this guide to choose medical care?
No. This is directory information, not medical advice. Discuss symptoms and treatment decisions with a qualified clinician.
Should I check insurance before booking?
Yes. Coverage, referrals, and costs vary, so confirm details with the office and your insurer.
Where can I find more general sleep information?
The directory links to articles on sleep doctors, sleep studies, and home sleep studies for general background.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including listed names, credentials, specialties, addresses, and phone numbers. 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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