Sleep Doctors in San Bernardino, California: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 9 sleep providers and centers in San Bernardino, California. This guide explains how to choose a sleep doctor, what to expect during evaluation, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in San Bernardino at a glance

San Bernardino, in California's Inland Empire, has a range of listed sleep providers and centers offering Sleep Medicine services. The directory includes individual physicians and clinics, so not every entry is a physician. The table below lists all 9 providers with available contact details. Fields that are missing in the directory are omitted rather than estimated.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
COMPREHENSIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE, INC.	—	Sleep Medicine	1396 N Waterman Ave Suite #110, San Bernardino	800-678-3127
Pacific Sleep Medicine	—	Sleep Medicine	1800 Western Ave N, San Bernardino	—
AMERY CONSULTING INC.	—	Sleep Medicine	350 Commercial Rd Ste 106, San Bernardino	760-779-1444
Inland Sleep Center	—	Sleep Medicine	1998 N Arrowhead Ave #5, San Bernardino	+1 909 882 0988
Pro Sleep Care	—	Sleep Medicine	350 E Commercial Rd #106, San Bernardino	+1 760 779 1444
SUNITHA NUNE	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	250 E Caroline St Ste J, San Bernardino	909-835-1810
JASPAL HOTHI	MD	Sleep Medicine	250 E Caroline St, San Bernardino	909-651-1900
SUNIL ARORA	MD	Sleep Medicine	1998 N Arrowhead Ave, San Bernardino	909-882-0988
JUSTIN FU	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	2101 N Waterman Ave, San Bernardino	909-881-4520

You can browse the full city listing at San Bernardino sleep doctors. Nearby cities with listings include Loma Linda, Redlands, Fontana, and Riverside.

How to choose a sleep doctor in San Bernardino

Choosing a sleep provider starts with understanding your needs. Some people need evaluation for snoring, insomnia, or daytime sleepiness. Others need follow-up care for an existing condition. Because the directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, review each entry's details before deciding. Look at the address, phone number, and any listed credentials. If a field is missing, contact the provider directly to confirm. The how to choose a sleep clinic article offers additional guidance on comparing options. You may also want to read sleep doctor near me for tips on finding local care.

Consider practical factors such as distance from home or work, parking, and whether the location is easy to reach. Some providers share addresses or phone numbers, which may indicate affiliated practices. Verify details by calling ahead. Ask whether the provider evaluates the specific concern you have, and whether they offer sleep studies on site or refer elsewhere. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the NHLBI are useful sources for general information about sleep health.

What to expect

A typical sleep evaluation may include a review of your sleep history, symptoms, and medical background. A clinician may recommend a sleep study to gather more data. Sleep studies can be done in a lab or at home depending on the situation. The sleep study and home sleep study articles explain the differences. Results are usually reviewed by a sleep specialist who can discuss next steps. This directory does not provide medical advice, and only a qualified clinician can diagnose or treat sleep conditions.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs and coverage vary by plan and provider. Some providers may accept certain insurance plans, while others may not. Because accepting status is not listed for these entries, contact each provider directly to confirm coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs. Ask about payment options and whether prior authorization is needed. General information about sleep health is available from the NHLBI and the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Do not assume US insurance rules apply if you are outside the United States; coverage and access differ by country.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed providers are spread across San Bernardino. Addresses include Waterman Avenue, Western Avenue, Commercial Road, Arrowhead Avenue, and Caroline Street. Some providers are located near each other, which may make it easier to compare options in the same area. When planning a visit, check parking, public transit, and travel time. Nearby cities with sleep doctor listings include Loma Linda, about 3 miles away, Redlands about 5 miles, Fontana about 12 miles, and Riverside about 17 miles. If a San Bernardino location is not convenient, one of these nearby cities may offer additional options.

Questions to ask before booking

• What type of sleep evaluation do you offer?
• Do you perform sleep studies on site or refer elsewhere?
• Which insurance plans do you accept?
• What are the expected out-of-pocket costs?
• How long is the typical wait for an appointment?
• Do you offer telehealth visits?
• What should I bring to my first appointment?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in San Bernardino?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 9 sleep providers and centers in San Bernardino, California. The directory includes individual physicians and clinics.

Are all listed entries physicians?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics. Some entries have credentials such as M.D. or MD, while others do not list credentials.

How do I contact a provider?

Phone numbers are listed in the table above where available. Some entries do not have a phone number listed. In that case, use the provider's profile page for more details.

Do these providers accept insurance?

Accepting status is not listed in the directory. Contact each provider directly to confirm which insurance plans they accept and what costs you may owe.

Can I get a home sleep study in San Bernardino?

Some providers may offer home sleep studies, but availability varies. Ask the provider directly. The home sleep study article explains how these tests work in general terms.

Is this guide medical advice?

No. This is directory information. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose or treat sleep conditions. Consult a healthcare professional for personal medical concerns.

How we built this guide

This guide is based on directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, with sources including 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, and we do not rank or endorse any provider.