Sleep Doctors in Spokane Valley, Washington: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer:This directory lists 8 sleep medicine providers and centers in Spokane Valley, Washington. It includes each listed name, available credentials, specialty, address, and phone number, plus practical guidance on choosing a provider, preparing for a consultation, checking insurance, and asking questions before booking.

Sleep Doctors in Spokane Valley at a glance

The Spokane Valley directory contains a mix of individual physicians, sleep diagnostic centers, and other sleep medicine providers. All eight listings are categorized under Sleep Medicine. For people searching for sleep doctors Spokane Valley WA professionals can contact, the table below presents the available directory information without ranking or evaluating the providers.

Several listings share the same address or phone number. This may reflect shared office locations, affiliated practices, or related directory records, but the data does not establish the exact relationship. Contact the office directly if you need to confirm whether a listing accepts new patients, offers telehealth, treats a particular sleep condition, or can provide a referral.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
Central Washington Sleep Diagnostic Center	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	6614 E Main Ave, Spokane Valley	+1 509 663 1578
Providence Sleep Medicine - Spokane Valley	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	16528 E Desmet Ct Suite A2200, Spokane Valley	+1 509 944 8971
ASPEN SLEEP CENTERS, INC.	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	12410 E. Sinto Suite A, Spokane Valley	509-892-1313
Aspen Sleep Center	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	12410 E Sinto Ave, Spokane Valley	+1 509 892 1313
JESSICA ROBERTS	DO	Sleep Medicine	16528 E Desmet Ct Ste A2200, Spokane Valley	509-944-8970
NEUROTECH, LLC	Not listed	Sleep Medicine	2510 N Pines Rd Suite 5, Spokane Valley	509-624-4313
JADE BRUSSEAU	DO, DC	Sleep Medicine	16528 E Desmet Ct Ste A2200, Spokane Valley	509-944-8971
DAVID RAMEY	M.D.	Sleep Medicine	16528 Desmet Ct, Spokane Valley	509-944-8971

For additional directory information, review the broader Spokane Valley sleep doctor listing and the Washington sleep doctor directory.

How to choose a sleep doctor in Spokane Valley

Start by deciding which kind of help you need. Some providers may focus on evaluating common sleep concerns, while others may primarily perform diagnostic testing or operate as a sleep center. The directory data does not include detailed service lists, so ask each office what evaluations, testing, treatment follow-up, and referrals it provides.

Next, consider whether you prefer a named physician or a center-level contact. The table includes doctors with credentials such as DO, DC, and M.D., as well as clinics and organizations. Credentials alone do not describe a provider’s experience or approach. If credential verification matters to you, ask the office for the clinician’s full professional information or use an official licensing source.

Confirm practical details before scheduling. Ask whether the provider is accepting new patients, whether a referral is required, what records are needed, and whether the first visit is in person. The directory does not show appointment availability, telehealth access, language support, or insurance participation, so these points require direct confirmation.

Location can also shape the choice. Compare each practice address with your home or workplace and ask about parking, building access, and the possibility of remote appointments. For additional background, the Find Sleep Doctors guide to choosing a sleep clinic offers a useful framework for comparing questions and services.

What to expect

A first sleep medicine consultation commonly begins with a review of sleep concerns, medical history, medications, and daily routine. The clinician may ask about sleep schedule, awakenings, daytime symptoms, and changes over time. Keep notes on these details and bring relevant records, including prior sleep studies if available.

The visit may include discussion of testing options. An in-lab sleep study is completed at a sleep center, while a home sleep study generally involves using portable equipment at home. These approaches have different requirements and may not be appropriate for every person. Learn about the main differences in the guide to sleep studies and home sleep studies.

If testing is recommended, the provider should explain the purpose, preparation, equipment, scheduling process, and how results will be reviewed. Later visits may address the results and discuss treatment options when appropriate. Specific testing decisions depend on the individual assessment and should not be inferred from a directory listing.

Insurance, cost and access

Coverage and costs vary by insurance plan, provider, service, and circumstances. Before scheduling, ask whether the provider participates with your plan and whether the planned service requires prior authorization. It can also help to request written details about the expected professional fees, facility fees, equipment charges, and any amount you may owe.

Ask what happens if a recommended test, consultation, or follow-up appointment is not covered. Also check whether your plan requires a referral from another clinician and whether the office has any referral or scheduling requirements. A local directory cannot determine your individual benefits, so confirm coverage directly with your insurer and the sleep provider.

If cost or mobility makes regular visits difficult, ask whether telehealth is available, even though the directory data does not include telehealth availability. Request information about cancellation policies, appointment length, paperwork, and any need for a family member or caregiver to participate. These practical details can make the scheduling process easier.

Neighborhoods and access

The listed Spokane Valley providers are located along several street and road corridors represented by the addresses in the directory. Main Avenue, Desmet Court, East Sinto Avenue and Road, and North Pines Road are the only local street or road facts included in the source data, so this guide does not infer additional neighborhood boundaries or travel times.

Closest listed locations may be identified within the 16528 E Desmet Ct Suite A2200, 16528 E Desmet Ct Ste A2200, and 16528 Desmet Ct records. The ASPEN SLEEP CENTERS, INC. and Aspen Sleep Center records both use 12410 E Sinto addresses and the same telephone number, 509-892-1313. Because listings may represent related offices, call to confirm which record and address is currently appropriate.

For a wider geographic comparison, the directory also identifies Spokane as a nearby city 9 miles away and Post Falls as a nearby city 15 miles away. Those figures do not measure door-to-door travel time and should be treated as general distance references.

Questions to ask before booking

Begin by asking whether the office is accepting new patients and whether a referral or prior evaluation is needed. Confirm the correct address, telephone number, specialty, and the name of the clinician who will review the case. For a center, ask which clinicians practice there and how the center distinguishes between testing, consultations, and follow-up care.

Ask which sleep concerns are evaluated and whether the provider can coordinate with your primary care clinician or other specialists. If a sleep study may be needed, request preparation instructions and an explanation of what happens during testing. The broader guide to finding a sleep doctor near you includes additional preparation questions.

Before the visit, ask about insurance, authorization, estimated charges, cancellation terms, and available appointment formats. Keep a written record of the office’s answers, especially if you are arranging referral documents, transportation, or caregiver support.

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Spokane Valley?

The directory lists 8 sleep medicine providers and centers in Spokane Valley. The listings include both named physicians and center or organization records.

How do I compare sleep doctors in Spokane Valley?

Compare services, referral requirements, availability, location, insurance participation, costs, and appointment format by contacting each office. The directory does not rank providers or include patient reviews.

Do all Spokane Valley listings offer telehealth?

Telehealth information is not included in the source data, so availability cannot be confirmed from this guide. Ask the office directly.

Are the Spokane Valley sleep centers accepting new patients?

Accepting-new-patient status is not listed. Call the relevant provider using the number in the table to confirm.

What should I bring to a sleep medicine appointment?

Bring relevant medical records, medication information, prior sleep study results if available, and notes about your sleep concerns and symptoms. Confirm the office’s document requirements beforehand.

Does the directory indicate insurance coverage?

No. Ask your insurer and the provider whether they participate with your plan, whether authorization is required, and which services are covered.

How we built this guide

This guide is based on Find Sleep Doctors directory data for Spokane Valley, Washington, including 8 provider and center listings. Supporting resources listed with the source data are the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The directory was last updated on 2026-10-26, and the byline is Find Sleep Doctors Editorial Team. This directory guide is informational and is not medical advice, and it does not replace a consultation with a qualified clinician.