Sleep Doctors in St. Paul, Minnesota: How to Find the Right Specialist

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 13 sleep providers and centers in St. Paul, Minnesota. This guide covers a table of listed providers, how to choose a clinic, what to expect, access and insurance basics, neighborhood details, booking questions, and frequently asked questions.

Sleep Doctors in St. Paul at a glance

The directory includes sleep centers, clinics, and testing services. Some listings are individual providers and some are centers, so each row should be read as a listed sleep provider or center rather than only a physician. The table below includes 10 representative listings with available phone numbers and addresses.

Name	Credentials	Specialty	Area	Phone
Allina Health Sleep Center - Fort Road Medical Building	-	Sleep Medicine	360 Sherman St Fort Road Medical Center, #450, St. Paul	+1 651 641 7100
Minnesota Craniofacial Center for TMJ & Sleep Treatment	-	Sleep Medicine	2550 University Ave W Suite 143N, St. Paul	+1 651 642 1013
Children's Minnesota Sleep Center Clinic - St. Paul	-	Sleep Medicine	Ritchie Medical Plaza, 310 Smith Ave N Suite 480, St. Paul	+1 651 220 6258
Allina Health United Lung and Sleep Clinic	-	Sleep Medicine	225 Smith Ave N Suite 501, St. Paul	+1 612 262 6294
Gillette Children's Sleep Services	AASM Accredited	Sleep Medicine	200 University Avenue East, St. Paul	(651) 291-2848; (651) 726-2899
United Hospital Sleep Center	-	Sleep Medicine	333 Smith Ave N, St. Paul	+1 651 726 6200
Harmonic Home Sleep Testing	-	Sleep Medicine	277 University Ave W, St. Paul	+1 651 328 8689
ALLINA HEALTH SYSTEM	-	Sleep Medicine	1021 Bandana Blvd E Ste 100, St. Paul	651-241-9700
ALLINA HEALTH SYSTEM	-	Sleep Medicine	225 Smith Ave N Ste 501, St. Paul	651-726-6200
Hibernation Sleep MN	-	Sleep Medicine	2233 Energy Park Dr #500, St. Paul	+1 651 374 9791

See the full St. Paul city page and the Minnesota region page for more listings. Nearby cities include Minneapolis, Coon Rapids, and Edina.

How to choose a sleep doctor in St. Paul

Start with your referral, symptoms, and the type of care you need. A sleep center may offer in-lab testing, while a home sleep testing service may focus on at-home studies. Children's services may be listed separately from adult-focused clinics. Check whether the listing has a phone number, address, and specialty. Use the directory to gather options, then contact each office to confirm current services, clinician availability, and whether it accepts your insurance. The articles How to Choose a Sleep Clinic and Sleep Doctor Near Me may help with planning.

What to expect

A sleep evaluation often begins with a review of symptoms, sleep habits, medical history, and medications. Depending on the clinic, a provider may recommend a sleep study. Some listings are testing-focused, while others are broader sleep medicine clinics. You can also read about sleep studies and home sleep studies before your appointment. Ask what type of study is used, how results are shared, and who reviews them.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs and coverage vary by plan, provider, and service. The directory does not list prices, wait times, or coverage decisions. Contact the clinic and your insurer before booking. Ask about referrals, prior authorization, copays, deductibles, and whether home sleep testing is covered. If you are outside the United States, use your local coverage rules and provider network instead of assuming U.S. insurance terms.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed addresses are in St. Paul, including Fort Road Medical Center, University Avenue, Smith Avenue, Bandana Boulevard, and Energy Park Drive. Some clinics are near downtown and medical campus areas, while others are along major roads. Use the listed address and phone number to confirm parking, transit, accessibility, and appointment hours. Nearby city options include Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Coon Rapids, and Edina.

Questions to ask before booking

• What sleep services do you currently offer?
• Do you see adults, children, or both?
• Is a referral required?
• Do you accept my insurance plan?
• What type of sleep study might be recommended?
• How are results reviewed and explained?
• What is the typical next step after testing?
• Do you offer follow-up care?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in St. Paul?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 13 sleep providers and centers in St. Paul, Minnesota. The table shows 10 representative listings with available details.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers, clinics, and testing services. Review each listing's name, address, and phone number before contacting it.

What credentials appear in the listings?

One listing shows AASM Accredited credentials. Other listings do not show credentials in the directory data, so confirm clinician qualifications directly with the office.

Can I book a home sleep test in St. Paul?

Some listed services may offer home sleep testing, but the directory does not confirm current availability. Contact the listing to ask what testing options it provides.

Do the listings include insurance details?

No. Insurance acceptance, costs, and coverage are not listed. Contact each clinic and your insurer for current information.

What should I bring to a first appointment?

Bring your insurance card, identification, medication list, sleep diary if you have one, and any referral or prior test results. Ask the clinic what it requires before the visit.

How we built this guide

This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including listed names, addresses, phone numbers, specialties, and credentials where available. Sources include 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.