Sleep Doctors in New Jersey: How to Find a Specialist

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Updated October 26, 2026 · 6 min read · Sleep Doctor Near Me editorial

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • The directory includes individual physicians as well as sleep centers and clinics.
  • Start with location, then compare the type of provider listed.
  • A sleep evaluation may involve a medical history, symptom review, and questions about sleep habits.
  • Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider.
  • Listings are spread across New Jersey cities and towns, including Hackensack, Sewell, Edison, Wayne, Hamilton, Old Bridge, Newark, Marlton, Jersey City, Cherry Hill, Toms River, Paramus,…

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 572 sleep providers and centers in New Jersey. This guide covers how to choose a sleep doctor, what to expect from a visit or sleep study, insurance and access questions, and how to use city listings to narrow your options.

Sleep Doctors in New Jersey at a glance

The directory includes individual physicians as well as sleep centers and clinics. Counts vary by city, so start with the area closest to you and review each listing for address, phone, and available details.

CityListed providersDirectory link
Hackensack23Hackensack sleep doctors
Sewell14Sewell sleep doctors
Edison13Edison sleep doctors
Wayne13Wayne sleep doctors
Hamilton13Hamilton sleep doctors
Old Bridge12Old Bridge sleep doctors
Newark12Newark sleep doctors
Marlton11Marlton sleep doctors
Jersey City11Jersey City sleep doctors
Cherry Hill10Cherry Hill sleep doctors
Toms River10Toms River sleep doctors
Paramus9Paramus sleep doctors
New Brunswick9New Brunswick sleep doctors
Trenton9Trenton sleep doctors
Hamilton Township8Hamilton Township sleep doctors

How to choose a sleep doctor in New Jersey

Start with location, then compare the type of provider listed. Some entries are individual physicians, while others are clinics or hospital-based centers. Look for a specialty in Sleep Medicine, confirm the address and phone number, and check whether the listing notes accepting new patients or telehealth. If a detail is missing, contact the office directly before making plans.

Useful reading includes sleep doctor near me and how to choose a sleep clinic. The New Jersey region page is the main starting point for browsing all listings.

What to expect

A sleep evaluation may involve a medical history, symptom review, and questions about sleep habits. Depending on the concern, a clinician may recommend an in-lab sleep study or a home sleep study. Learn more from sleep study and home sleep study. The right test and follow-up depend on your symptoms and the clinician's judgment.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider. Ask the office to verify benefits before scheduling. If you are comparing public and private coverage, confirm whether the provider is in network and whether a referral is required. This directory does not list prices or coverage decisions.

Neighborhoods and access

Listings are spread across New Jersey cities and towns, including Hackensack, Sewell, Edison, Wayne, Hamilton, Old Bridge, Newark, Marlton, Jersey City, Cherry Hill, Toms River, Paramus, New Brunswick, Trenton, and Hamilton Township. Examples from the directory include David Oczos, D.O., in Holmdel; Pediatric Sleep Disorders at Atlantic Health Children's Specialty Center at Morristown in Morristown; The Center for Sleep and Breathing Disorders at Saint Peter's University Hospital in New Brunswick; Atlantic Medical Group Pulmonology, Sleep, Allergy & Critical Care Medicine in Pompton Lakes, Cedar Knolls, Bridgewater, West Orange, and Summit; GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HACKETTSTOWN COMMUNITY HOS in Hackettstown; and Advanced Sleep Medicine and Sleep Medicine Clinic - Dr. Bankim P. Shah in Clifton.

Listed provider or centerCityPhoneDirectory link
David Oczos, D.O.Holmdel+1 732 847 3600View listing
Pediatric Sleep Disorders at Atlantic Health Children's Specialty Center at MorristownMorristown+1 973 971 4142View listing
The Center for Sleep and Breathing Disorders at Saint Peter's University HospitalNew Brunswick+1 732 937 6055View listing
Atlantic Medical Group Pulmonology, Sleep, Allergy & Critical Care MedicinePompton Lakes+1 973 267 9393View listing
Atlantic Medical Group Pulmonology, Sleep, Allergy & Critical Care MedicineCedar Knolls+1 973 267 9393View listing
Atlantic Medical Group Pulmonology, Sleep, Allergy & Critical Care MedicineBridgewater+1 908 934 0555View listing
Atlantic Medical Group Pulmonology, Sleep, Allergy & Critical Care MedicineWest Orange+1 908 934 0555View listing
Atlantic Medical Group Pulmonology, Sleep, Allergy & Critical Care MedicineSummit+1 908 934 0555View listing
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HACKETTSTOWN COMMUNITY HOSHackettstown908-850-6900View listing
Advanced Sleep Medicine and Sleep Medicine Clinic - Dr. Bankim P. ShahClifton+1 973 500 6860View listing

Questions to ask before booking

  • What sleep concerns does the provider evaluate?
  • Is the provider accepting new patients?
  • Is telehealth available for initial or follow-up visits?
  • What testing options are offered, such as in-lab or home sleep studies?
  • Which insurance plans are accepted?
  • What is the address, parking, and appointment availability?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in New Jersey?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 572 sleep providers and centers in New Jersey.

Are all listings individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so review each listing's name and details.

How can I find a provider near me?

Use the New Jersey region page and city pages to browse by location, then open individual listings for address and phone details.

What should I bring to a first appointment?

Bring your insurance information, medication list, symptom notes, and any prior sleep study results if you have them.

Can a listing tell me if insurance is accepted?

Some listings may include limited details, but you should confirm coverage and network status directly with the office.

Does this guide recommend one provider over another?

No. It is directory information and does not rank providers or make medical recommendations.

How we built this guide

This guide was prepared by the Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team using directory data, including provider names, cities, addresses, phone numbers, and counts. Sources include the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Last updated 2026-10-26. This is directory information, not medical advice.

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