Sleep Doctors in New York City: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- The directory includes individual physicians and sleep centers or clinics.
- Start with your symptoms and the type of care you need.
- A sleep evaluation may include a medical history, symptom review, and possibly a sleep study.
- Costs and insurance coverage vary by provider, plan, and service.
- Listed addresses are spread across Manhattan, including East 61st Street, East 102nd Street, East 68th Street, East 14th Street, Union Square, West 168th Street, Broadway, and 2nd Avenue.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 163 sleep providers and centers in New York City. This guide covers how to compare listed options, what to expect at a sleep evaluation, questions to ask before booking, and links to provider pages and related articles.
Sleep Doctors in New York at a glance
The directory includes individual physicians and sleep centers or clinics. Entries may show credentials, specialty, address, phone number, and profile links. Some listings are marked AASM Accredited. The table below shows a sample of listed providers and centers in New York City.
| Name | Credentials | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ana C. Krieger | M.D. MPH | Sleep Medicine | 425 E 61st St 5th floor | +1 646 962 7378 |
| The Mount Sinai Hospital - Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 10 East 102nd Street Fifth Floor, 5 E 98th St 6th Floor | +1 212 241 5656 |
| Weill Cornell Pediatric Sleep and Breathing Disorders Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 525 East 68th Street, 15 Floor F-Building | (646) 962-5437 |
| NYU Langone’s Comprehensive Epilepsy Center—Sleep Center | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 724 2nd Ave | +1 929 455 2323 |
| Cardiopulmonary Sleep and Ventilatory Disorders Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 622 W. 168th Street PH 8 Center-, Rm 859 | (212) 305-7591; (212) 305-2500 |
| New York Center for Sleep Medicine at Norelle Health | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 115 E 61st St #7c | +1 212 444 8006 |
| Columbia University Pediatric Sleep Disorders Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 3959 Broadway, CHONY 7-701 | (929) 999-4212; (212) 305-5437 |
| The Mount Sinai Integrative Sleep Center - Downtown | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | 310 E 14th St 7th floor | +1 212 481 1818 |
| Mount Sinai Integrative Sleep Center - Union Square | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 10 Union Square East, Suite 2HJ | (212) 540-8560; (212) 870-8311 |
| Mount Sinai Integrative Sleep Center - Union Square | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | 17 East 102nd Street, 1st Floor Room D418 | (332) 264-4461 |
See the full New York City sleep doctor directory and the New York state page for more listings.
How to choose a sleep doctor in New York
Start with your symptoms and the type of care you need. Some listed providers focus on pediatric sleep and breathing disorders, while others are hospital-based pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine centers. Check the listed address, phone number, and profile link before contacting a provider. If a field is missing, use the profile page or call the office to confirm details. You can also review how to choose a sleep clinic for general comparison tips.
What to expect
A sleep evaluation may include a medical history, symptom review, and possibly a sleep study. Some providers may offer home sleep testing or in-lab testing. The directory does not state which services each provider offers, so confirm testing options, scheduling, and referral requirements directly. For background, read sleep study and home sleep study.
Insurance, cost and access
Costs and insurance coverage vary by provider, plan, and service. The directory does not list prices or insurance networks. Contact the provider and your insurer to confirm coverage, prior authorization, and out-of-pocket costs. Telehealth availability is not shown for the listed sample, so ask whether remote visits are offered.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed addresses are spread across Manhattan, including East 61st Street, East 102nd Street, East 68th Street, East 14th Street, Union Square, West 168th Street, Broadway, and 2nd Avenue. Nearby cities in the directory include Jersey City, Secaucus, Brooklyn, and Astoria. Use the listed phone numbers to ask about transit, parking, and appointment availability.
Questions to ask before booking
- What sleep conditions do you evaluate and treat?
- Do you offer home sleep studies, in-lab sleep studies, or both?
- What are your appointment availability and referral requirements?
- Which insurance plans do you accept, and what costs should I expect?
- Are telehealth visits available?
- How are results and follow-up handled?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in New York City?
Find Sleep Doctors lists 163 sleep providers and centers in New York City.
Are all listed entries individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics.
Does the directory show insurance information?
No. Contact the provider and your insurer to confirm coverage and costs.
Can I find pediatric sleep providers in the directory?
Yes. Some listed entries focus on pediatric sleep and breathing disorders.
Do listings include addresses and phone numbers?
Yes. Many listings include an address and one or more phone numbers.
Is this guide medical advice?
No. It is directory information and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including provider names, credentials, specialties, addresses, and phone numbers. 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.
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