Sleep Doctors in Ohio: How to Find a Specialist

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

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • Ohio listings are spread across major cities and smaller communities.
  • Start with location, then confirm the type of service you need.
  • A first visit may include a review of sleep symptoms, medical history, and medications.
  • Insurance rules vary by plan and by provider.
  • Listed addresses include locations in Akron, Centerville, Columbus, Huber Heights, Middleburg Heights, Oxford, and Youngstown.

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 784 sleep providers and centers across Ohio. This guide explains how to use city pages, compare listed contact details, and prepare for a first appointment. It is directory information, not medical advice, and it does not rank providers.

Sleep Doctors in Ohio at a glance

Ohio listings are spread across major cities and smaller communities. Counts show where listed providers and centers appear in the directory, not quality or availability.

CityListed providers and centersPage
Columbus78Columbus sleep doctors
Cincinnati62Cincinnati sleep doctors
Cleveland51Cleveland sleep doctors
Toledo28Toledo sleep doctors
Akron27Akron sleep doctors
Westerville19Westerville sleep doctors
Westlake18Westlake sleep doctors
Beachwood17Beachwood sleep doctors
Canton16Canton sleep doctors
Medina15Medina sleep doctors
Dayton14Dayton sleep doctors
Boardman14Boardman sleep doctors
Sylvania13Sylvania sleep doctors
Dublin12Dublin sleep doctors
Youngstown11Youngstown sleep doctors

How to choose a sleep doctor in Ohio

Start with location, then confirm the type of service you need. Some listings are individual physicians, while others are sleep centers or clinics. Check whether the listing shows credentials, a clinic name, an address, and a phone number. If a field is missing, contact the office directly. You can also read how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me for general comparison tips.

What to expect

A first visit may include a review of sleep symptoms, medical history, and medications. Some providers may arrange a sleep study, either in a lab or at home. For background, see sleep study and home sleep study. Ask the office what to bring, how long the appointment takes, and whether results are shared with your referring clinician.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance rules vary by plan and by provider. Call the office to ask whether they accept your plan, whether a referral is needed, and what out-of-pocket costs may apply. Do not rely on directory listings alone for coverage decisions. If you are outside the United States, check the rules for your country and health system.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed addresses include locations in Akron, Centerville, Columbus, Huber Heights, Middleburg Heights, Oxford, and Youngstown. Some providers share phone lines across locations, so confirm the exact site before traveling. Telehealth is not indicated for the sample listings below, so ask whether remote visits are available.

Listed provider or centerCityAddressPhone
Client ID Practice Email (Sleep Easy Dental Spa)Youngstown127 Churchill Hubbard Rd+1 330-759-4550
Swaroop Pinto, MDAkronYellow elevator, Main Hospital Building, 214 W Bowery St Level 2+1 330 543 8885
Miami Valley Hospital Center for Sleep and Wake Disorders in CentervilleCenterville6611 Clyo Rd # C+1 937 208 9040
MetroHealth Medical Center Center for Sleep Medicine Middleburg Heights (AASM Accredited)Middleburg Heights17525 Rosbough Drive 448(216) 778-3441; (216) 957-9700
Cleveland Clinic Akron General Medical Center Sleep Disorders Center (AASM Accredited)Akron1 Akron General Avenue(330) 344-6000; (330) 344-6751
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital Trihealth Sleep Disorders Center (AASM Accredited)Oxford5151 Morning Sun Road Suite C, C(513) 524-5475; (513) 523-2111
Atrium Medical Center Center for Sleep Disorders in Huber HeightsHuber Heights7371 Brandt Pike Suite A+1 937 438 8130
Atrium Medical Center Center for Sleep Disorders in CentervilleCenterville7056 Corporate Way Suite 2+1 937 438 8130
GSC Getachew Sleep Clinic - Regional Neurology & Sleep MedicineColumbus9039 Antares Ave b1+1 614 854 0300
Unity Health Network Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep MedicineAkron95 Arch St+1 330 253 1411

Questions to ask before booking

  • What sleep services are available at this location?
  • Do you accept my insurance plan, and is a referral required?
  • What should I bring to the first appointment?
  • Are home sleep studies or in-lab studies offered?
  • How are results shared, and with which clinicians?
  • What are the office hours and cancellation policy?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers and centers are listed in Ohio?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 784 sleep providers and centers in Ohio.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so review each listing before booking.

How can I compare providers in Ohio?

Use city pages, addresses, phone numbers, credentials, and clinic names. The directory does not rank providers.

Do I need a referral?

Referral rules depend on your insurance plan and the provider. Ask the office directly.

Are telehealth visits available?

Telehealth is not shown for the sample listings in this guide. Ask each office whether remote visits are offered.

Is this medical advice?

No. This is directory information and should not replace guidance from a qualified clinician.

How we built this guide

This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including city counts, addresses, phone numbers, and listed credentials. Sources include 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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