Sleep Doctors in Queensland: How to Find a Specialist

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

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • Queensland listings are spread across major cities and regional centres.
  • Start with the type of service you need.
  • A sleep assessment may involve a clinical review, a sleep study, or both.
  • In Australia, access and costs can depend on Medicare, private health insurance, referral requirements, and whether a service is public or private.
  • Listings include addresses in cities and suburbs such as South Brisbane, Auchenflower, Clayfield, North Lakes, Herston, Birtinya, Aitkenvale, and Greenslopes.

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 299 sleep providers and centers across Queensland, including hospital sleep programs and private clinics. This guide explains how to compare locations, specialties, and listing details, and points you to city pages and individual listings so you can contact providers directly and ask about referrals, referrals, and access.

Sleep Doctors in Queensland at a glance

Queensland listings are spread across major cities and regional centres. Counts reflect directory entries, not quality rankings or availability. Use the city links below to narrow your search by location.

CityListed providers and centersPage
Birtinya15Birtinya
South Brisbane14South Brisbane
Greenslopes14Greenslopes
Cairns11Cairns
Brisbane10Brisbane
Robina9Robina
Tugun8Tugun
Southport8Southport
Auchenflower8Auchenflower
Sunshine Coast7Sunshine Coast
North Lakes7North Lakes
Rockhampton5Rockhampton
Toowoomba5Toowoomba
Cairns City5Cairns City
Mudgeeraba5Mudgeeraba

See the full Queensland region page for the complete directory.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Queensland

Start with the type of service you need. Some listings are individual physicians, while others are hospital sleep programs or clinic services. Match the listing to your referral, symptoms, and location. Check whether the listing mentions respiratory and sleep medicine, sleep medicine, or sleep studies. Consider travel time, parking, public transport, and whether telehealth is listed. If a field is missing in a listing, contact the provider to confirm rather than assuming it.

What to expect

A sleep assessment may involve a clinical review, a sleep study, or both. Some providers arrange in-laboratory studies, while others may arrange home-based studies. The exact process, timing, and results pathway should be confirmed with the provider. Directory information does not replace medical advice from your referring clinician.

Insurance, cost and access

In Australia, access and costs can depend on Medicare, private health insurance, referral requirements, and whether a service is public or private. This guide does not list prices or wait times. Ask each provider about fees, out-of-pocket costs, Medicare rebates, referral needs, and appointment availability before booking.

Neighborhoods and access

Listings include addresses in cities and suburbs such as South Brisbane, Auchenflower, Clayfield, North Lakes, Herston, Birtinya, Aitkenvale, and Greenslopes. Use the address and phone number in each listing to plan travel and confirm parking or transport options. The table below shows selected listings with their stated address and phone number.

Listed provider or centerSpecialtyLocationPhoneListing
Tom SkinnerSleep MedicineMater Hospital, Raymond Terrace, South Brisbane07 3073 2607View listing
Thoracic & Sleep Group (Queensland) - The Wesley Hospital Sleep Disorders CentreSleep Medicine24 Chasely St, Auchenflower01800119446View listing
North Brisbane Sleep and Thoracic (NBST) | Respiratory & Sleep PhysiciansRespiratory & Sleep MedicineUnit 4/14 Vine St, Clayfield01300391820View listing
North Brisbane Sleep and Thoracic (NBST) | Respiratory & Sleep PhysiciansRespiratory & Sleep MedicineNorth Lakes Central, Unit 207/53 Endeavour Blvd, North Lakes01300391820View listing
Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital Sleep Disorders ProgramSleep Studies (Hospital Unit)Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Herston07 3646 7636View listing
Sunshine Coast University Hospital Sleep Disorders ProgramSleep Studies (Hospital Unit)Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Birtinya07 5202 4113View listing
Queensland Children's Hospital Sleep Disorders ProgramSleep Studies (Hospital Unit)Queensland Children's Hospital, South Brisbane07 3068 2300View listing
Air Liquide Healthcare and Sleep Solutions TownsvilleSleep MedicineShop 1/272 Ross River Rd, Aitkenvale07 4728 8277View listing
Mater Public Health Services Sleep Disorders ProgramSleep MedicineMater Public Health Services, South Brisbane07 3163 2185View listing
Dr Suvenesh Prasad - Respiratory and Sleep PhysicianRespiratory & Sleep MedicineLevel 1/631 Logan Rd, Greenslopes07 3180 4462View listing

Questions to ask before booking

Ask whether a referral is required, what services are offered, whether home or in-lab sleep studies are available, how results are returned, and what follow-up is provided. Also ask about fees, Medicare rebates, private health insurance, parking, telehealth, and whether new patients are being accepted.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Queensland?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 299 sleep providers and centers in Queensland.

Are all listings individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers, clinics, and hospital sleep programs.

How can I find a provider near me?

Use the city pages and the Queensland region page to browse by location, then open individual listings for addresses and phone numbers.

Do I need a referral?

Referral requirements vary by provider and service. Ask the listing or clinic directly before booking.

Are prices or wait times listed?

No. This guide does not include prices, wait times, ratings, or patient reviews. Confirm these details directly with the provider.

Can I use telehealth?

Some listings show telehealth details, but availability varies. Check the individual listing and confirm with the provider.

How we built this guide

This guide is based on directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including city counts, listing names, specialties, addresses, phone numbers, and listing URLs. 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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