Sleep Doctors in St. Louis: How to Find the Right Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- Start with your referral, symptoms, and goals.
- A first visit may include a medical history, symptom review, and a plan for testing or follow-up.
- Insurance rules vary by plan, network, and location.
- Listed addresses include 621 S New Ballas Rd Tower A Suite 382A, One Barnes Jewish Hospital Plaza, 11166 Tesson Ferry Rd #100, Center for Specialized Medicine at 1225 S Grand Blvd, Bordley…
- The directory lists 28 sleep providers and centers in St.
Quick answer: The St. Louis directory lists 28 sleep providers and centers. This guide explains how to compare listed sleep providers and centers, what appointments and sleep studies may involve, insurance and access questions, and practical steps before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep Doctors in St. Louis at a glance
St. Louis, Missouri has 28 listed sleep providers and centers. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so each listing should be reviewed on its own details. Some entries show AASM accreditation, phone numbers, addresses, and whether they are accepting new patients. Others may show fewer details. Use the directory pages to confirm current availability before contacting a provider.
| Name | Credentials | Specialty | Area | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lee Robert Choo-Kang | MD | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 251 5880 |
| Washington University Multidisciplinary Sleep Medicine Center | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | (314) 253-1902 |
| Mercy Clinic Children's Respiratory and Sleep Medicine | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 251 5880 |
| Clayton Sleep Institute Home Sleep Tests & Supplies | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 645 5855 |
| SLUCare Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 977 6190 |
| Division of Pulmonary, Critical and Sleep Medicine | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 577 8856 |
| Cardinal Glennon SSM Medical Group Pediatrics | AASM Accredited | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | (314) 577-5605; (636) 947-5165; (314) 577-5600 |
| BJC Medical Group Center for Sleep Medicine | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 996 8072 |
| Clayton Sleep Institute Research Center | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 645 5855 |
| Mercy Clinic Sleep Medicine - Southfork | Not listed | Sleep Medicine | St. Louis | +1 314 892 6565 |
See the full St. Louis sleep doctors page and the Missouri sleep doctors page for more listings.
How to choose a sleep doctor in St. Louis
Start with your referral, symptoms, and goals. Some listed sleep providers and centers focus on children, while others are part of pulmonary or critical care groups. Check whether a listing is accepting new patients, whether it offers telehealth, and which languages are listed. If a field is missing, contact the provider directly. You can also read how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me for general comparison steps.
What to expect
A first visit may include a medical history, symptom review, and a plan for testing or follow-up. Testing can include an overnight sleep study or a home sleep study, depending on the provider and your situation. Read sleep study and home sleep study for general information. Results and next steps should come from the treating clinician.
Insurance, cost and access
Insurance rules vary by plan, network, and location. Confirm whether the provider is in network, what services require prior authorization, and whether home or lab testing is covered. Ask about appointment wait times, paperwork, and any out-of-pocket costs before scheduling. The directory does not list prices or wait times.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed addresses include 621 S New Ballas Rd Tower A Suite 382A, One Barnes Jewish Hospital Plaza, 11166 Tesson Ferry Rd #100, Center for Specialized Medicine at 1225 S Grand Blvd, Bordley Tower at 3635 Vista Ave, 3800 Park Avenue, 969 N Mason Rd Ste 250, 11200 Tesson Ferry Rd Ste 100, and 12700 Southfork Rd Ste 280. Nearby cities in the directory include Chesterfield, about 11 miles away, and Saint Charles, about 15 miles away. Check parking, transit, and clinic hours directly with each provider.
Questions to ask before booking
- Are you accepting new patients?
- Do you offer in-person visits, telehealth, or both?
- Which sleep tests do you provide or arrange?
- Which insurance plans do you accept?
- What should I bring to the first appointment?
- How are results shared and follow-up scheduled?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in St. Louis?
The directory lists 28 sleep providers and centers in St. Louis.
Are all listings individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so review each listing's details.
What does AASM accredited mean?
It means the listing shows AASM accreditation in the directory data. Confirm current status with the provider.
Can I book a home sleep test in St. Louis?
Some listed providers may arrange or supply home sleep tests. Ask the provider what testing options are available.
Do all providers accept new patients?
No. Only some listings show accepting new patients. Check the listing or contact the provider.
Is this medical advice?
No. This is directory information. Diagnosis and treatment decisions should come from a qualified clinician.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including provider names, credentials, specialties, addresses, phone numbers, and listing details. 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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