Sleep Doctors in Utah: How to Find a Specialist

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Updated October 26, 2026 · 5 min read · Sleep Doctor Near Me editorial

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • Listings are spread across northern, central, and southern Utah.
  • Start with location, clinic type, and contact details.
  • Sleep medicine visits may include a medical history, symptom review, and a plan for testing or follow-up.
  • Costs, coverage, and referral rules vary by insurer, clinic, and location.
  • Listings are concentrated in the Salt Lake Valley, Utah County, Weber/Davis areas, and southern Utah.

Quick answer: Utah has 200 listed sleep providers and centers across 15 cities. This guide covers where listings are concentrated, how to compare clinics, what appointments may involve, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Utah at a glance

Listings are spread across northern, central, and southern Utah. Salt Lake City has the largest count, followed by Murray, St George, Provo, and Sandy. Smaller cities such as Logan, Park City, and Brigham City also have listed providers. Some entries are individual physicians and others are sleep centers or hospital departments, so review each clinic name, address, and phone number before contacting it.

CityListed providers/centersDirectory page
Salt Lake City55Salt Lake City
Murray16Murray
St George15St George
Provo11Provo
Sandy9Sandy
West Jordan8West Jordan
Orem7Orem
Ogden6Ogden
American Fork6American Fork
Lehi5Lehi
Riverton5Riverton
Layton4Layton
Logan4Logan
Park City3Park City
Brigham City3Brigham City

How to choose a sleep doctor in Utah

Start with location, clinic type, and contact details. A provider close to home may reduce travel for follow-up visits. Hospital-based centers and specialty clinics may offer different services, so call to confirm what is available. The directory links to more detail on each listing and to articles such as how to choose a sleep clinic and sleep doctor near me.

Listed provider/centerCityAddressPhone
Intermountain Health Primary Children's Hospital Sleep Medicine Clinic - EcclesSalt Lake City81 Mario Capecchi Dr+1 801 662 1788
Intermountain Health Jerry and Kathleen Grundhofer Clinic - Sleep MedicinePark City900 Round Valley Dr Suite 200+1 435 658 7400
Intermountain Health Alta View Hospital - Sleep Disorders CenterSandy9660 S 1300 E+1 801 314 2400
Holy Cross Hospital - Jordan Valley Diagnostic Sleep CenterWest Jordan3584 W 9000 S+1 801 601 2312
PEDIATRIC SLEEP MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OF UTAHSalt Lake City100 N Medical Dr801-662-1780
Intermountain Health Sleep Disorders Center - St. GeorgeSt George652 S Medical Center Dr #310+1 435 251 3940
Intermountain Health Alta View Hospital - Sleep ClinicSandy9660 S 1300 E Building 2 Level 2
Revere Health Sleep Disorders Center - Southern UtahSt George736 S 900 E #203+1 435 215 0490
Intermountain Health Riverton Sleep Medicine ClinicRiverton3723 W 12600 S #420+1 801 285 4870
Intermountain Health TOSH Clinic - Sleep MedicineMurray5770 S 250 E Suite 340+1 801 314 2400

What to expect

Sleep medicine visits may include a medical history, symptom review, and a plan for testing or follow-up. Some clinics perform in-lab sleep studies, while others may arrange home sleep testing. The directory does not state which service each listing offers, so ask before booking. Articles on sleep study and home sleep study provide general background.

Insurance, cost and access

Costs, coverage, and referral rules vary by insurer, clinic, and location. This directory does not list prices or insurance networks. Contact the clinic and your insurer before scheduling. If you are outside the United States, coverage and access rules may differ, so check local health system guidance.

Neighborhoods and access

Listings are concentrated in the Salt Lake Valley, Utah County, Weber/Davis areas, and southern Utah. Salt Lake City has 55 listed providers/centers, Murray has 16, and St George has 15. Addresses in the table show street-level locations for selected listings. Travel time, parking, and public transit access are not listed, so confirm details with the clinic.

Questions to ask before booking

  • What sleep services do you offer, such as in-lab studies or home testing?
  • Do you accept my insurance or require a referral?
  • What are the next available appointment dates?
  • Do you treat children, adults, or both?
  • Is telehealth available for follow-up visits?
  • What should I bring to the first appointment?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Utah?

The directory lists 200 sleep providers and centers in Utah.

Which Utah city has the most listed providers?

Salt Lake City has 55 listed providers and centers, the largest count in the state.

Are all listed entries individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so check each listing before contacting it.

Can I find pediatric sleep listings in Utah?

Yes. One listed entry is the Pediatric Sleep Medicine Department of University of Utah in Salt Lake City.

Does the directory show prices or insurance networks?

No. Prices and insurance details are not listed; contact the clinic and your insurer for current information.

How should I use this directory?

Use it to compare locations and contact details, then confirm services, costs, and access directly with the clinic.

How we built this guide

This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including listed provider names, addresses, phone numbers, city counts, and region totals. 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.

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