Sleep Doctors in Sarasota: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 21 sleep providers and centers in Sarasota, Florida. This guide explains how to compare listed providers, what a sleep evaluation may involve, questions to ask before booking, and nearby cities. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Sarasota at a glance

The directory includes individual physicians and sleep centers or clinics. The table below shows 10 listed providers and centers in Sarasota. Contact details and addresses are shown as listed; verify current availability, services, and insurance participation directly with each office.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
JOHNS HOPKINS ALL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, INC.	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	5881 Rand Blvd, Sarasota	941-927-8805
PREMIER PHYSICIANS OF SARASOTA LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	1843 Floyd St, Sarasota	941-951-3920
SLEEP MEDICINE SPECIALISTS, PLLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	1625 S Osprey Ave, Sarasota	941-917-8772
LEONARD A. RUBINSTEIN M.D P.A.	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	1805 Siesta Drive, Sarasota	941-957-3890
Circadian Chiropractic & Sport	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	5250 17th St #101, Sarasota	+1 941 259 2229
NEUROLOGY & PAIN CENTER INC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	8451 Shade Ave Ste 108, Sarasota	941-360-1030
SLEEPCARE DIAGNOSTICS, INC.	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6003 Honore Ave Suite 101, Sarasota	941-927-9686
Florida Sleep Specialists	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	1215 S East Ave #303, Sarasota	+1 941 827 0701
SLEEP LAB SOLUTIONS LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6065 Ibis St, Sarasota	941-929-0910
STEVEN SCHEER MD INC.	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	2020 Cattlemen Rd Suite 400, Sarasota	941-342-3400

For the full city directory, visit Sarasota sleep providers. For broader state options, see Florida sleep providers.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Sarasota

Start with your referral, symptoms, and insurance or payment questions. Ask whether the office evaluates the condition you need help with, whether sleep testing is available, and whether follow-up care is offered. Some listed providers may focus on diagnostics, while others may provide broader sleep medicine care. Compare location, phone access, and whether the office can explain scheduling and paperwork clearly. If a field is missing in the directory, contact the office directly rather than assuming the service is unavailable. Use the how to choose a sleep clinic guide for a structured comparison.

Because the directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, read each listing carefully. A clinic name may represent a facility rather than one physician. Do not assume every row is an individual doctor. If you need a specific clinician, ask the office who will evaluate you and who will interpret any sleep study.

What to expect

A sleep evaluation often begins with a review of symptoms, sleep habits, medical history, and medications. A clinician may recommend a sleep study or home sleep testing when appropriate. The sleep study guide and home sleep study guide explain common testing formats. Results and next steps should be discussed with your clinician, who can consider your full health history. This guide does not replace that discussion.

Before an appointment, write down your sleep schedule, symptoms, and questions. Bring medication lists and relevant records. Ask how results will be shared and how long follow-up may take. If you are comparing offices, note whether communication is clear and whether staff can answer basic scheduling questions.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance rules, coverage, copays, deductibles, and prior authorization requirements vary by plan and by provider. This directory does not list prices or coverage details. Contact the office and your insurer before booking to confirm participation, referral requirements, testing coverage, and expected out-of-pocket costs. If you are paying out of pocket, ask for an estimate in writing when possible.

Access can also depend on appointment availability, required referrals, travel time, and whether telehealth is offered. The listed data does not show telehealth status for these Sarasota providers, so ask directly if remote visits matter to you. If one office cannot schedule you promptly, consider nearby cities listed below.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed Sarasota providers are located on streets including Rand Blvd, Floyd St, S Osprey Ave, Siesta Drive, 17th St, Shade Ave, Honore Ave, S East Ave, Ibis St, and Cattlemen Rd. Use these addresses to estimate travel time from your home, workplace, or hotel. Consider parking, building access, and whether the office is easy to reach at the time of day you prefer.

Nearby cities in the directory include Bradenton (13 miles), Port Charlotte (31 miles), St Petersburg (33 miles), and Pinellas Park (40 miles). These may be useful if you need a different location or broader choice of listed providers.

Questions to ask before booking

Ask who will evaluate you, what types of sleep testing are offered, whether home testing is available, how results are reviewed, and how follow-up works. Ask about insurance participation, referral requirements, expected wait time for appointments, and whether the office can provide an estimate of costs. Ask whether the provider communicates with your primary care clinician and what to bring to the first visit.

Also ask practical questions: office hours, parking, cancellation policy, and whether records can be transferred. Clear answers can help you decide which listed provider fits your needs. No single provider is right for every patient, and this directory does not rank or rate them.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Sarasota?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 21 sleep providers and centers in Sarasota, Florida. The table above shows 10 of them with addresses and phone numbers.

Are all listed providers individual doctors?

No. The directory includes both individual physicians and sleep centers or clinics. Read each listing and contact the office to confirm who will provide your care.

Does the directory show prices or insurance coverage?

No. Prices, coverage, and cost estimates are not listed. Contact the office and your insurer before booking to confirm details.

Can I use a home sleep study instead of an in-lab study?

Sometimes. Whether home testing is appropriate depends on your symptoms and medical history. A clinician can advise on the right test for you.

What should I bring to a first appointment?

Bring your medication list, symptom notes, sleep schedule, insurance information, and any referral or prior records. Ask the office if anything else is needed.

Is this guide medical advice?

No. It is directory information. Medical decisions should be made with a qualified clinician who knows your health history.

How we built this guide

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