Sleep Doctors in Vermont: How to Find a Specialist

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

⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways

  • Vermont listings include individual physicians, sleep centers, and clinics.
  • Start with the city or region closest to you, then check whether the listing is a physician, clinic, or sleep center.
  • A sleep evaluation may include a clinical visit, a sleep study, or both.
  • Insurance rules, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider.
  • Listed Vermont providers are spread across Burlington, Rutland, Colchester, Saint Albans, Newport, St Albans City, Bennington, Middlebury, Essex Junction, Essex Jct, St Johnsbury,…

Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 27 sleep providers and centers across Vermont, with the largest counts in Burlington, Rutland, Colchester, Saint Albans, and Newport. This guide covers how to choose a provider, what to expect, access details, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.

Sleep Doctors in Vermont at a glance

Vermont listings include individual physicians, sleep centers, and clinics. Counts reflect directory entries, not quality or availability. Burlington has the most listed providers, while several smaller cities have one or two. You can browse the full state page at https://findsleepdoctors.com/us/vt and city pages below.

CityListed providersDirectory link
Burlington10Burlington sleep providers
Rutland3Rutland sleep providers
Colchester2Colchester sleep providers
Saint Albans2Saint Albans sleep providers
Newport2Newport sleep providers
St Albans City1St Albans City sleep providers
Bennington1Bennington sleep providers
Middlebury1Middlebury sleep providers
Essex Junction1Essex Junction sleep providers
Essex Jct1Essex Jct sleep providers
St Johnsbury1St Johnsbury sleep providers
Montpelier1Montpelier sleep providers
Berlin1Berlin sleep providers

How to choose a sleep doctor in Vermont

Start with the city or region closest to you, then check whether the listing is a physician, clinic, or sleep center. Some entries include a phone number or address, while other fields may be missing. One Colchester entry is marked AASM Accredited. If a field is missing in the directory, contact the provider directly rather than assuming the service is unavailable. You may also find general guidance in How to Choose a Sleep Clinic and Sleep Doctor Near Me.

Provider or centerSpecialtyCityPhoneDirectory link
Sleep Program, University of Vermont Medical CenterSleep MedicineBurlington+1 802 847 5338View listing
University of Vermont Medical Center Sleep ProgramSleep MedicineColchester(802) 847-5338; (802) 655-3100View listing
NORTHEAST KINGDOM HEALTHCARE COLLABORATIVE, LLCSleep MedicineSt Johnsbury802-748-7901View listing
Center for Sleep Disorders at Rutland RegionalSleep MedicineRutland+1 802 747 3792View listing
VERMONT MEDICAL SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER, INC.Sleep MedicineSaint Albans802-524-9809View listing
VERMONT MEDICAL SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER, INC.Sleep MedicineMiddlebury802-382-8880View listing
VERMONT MEDICAL SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER, INCSleep MedicineEssex Junction802-878-4445View listing
Green Mountain Dental Sleep CenterSleep MedicineRutland+1 802 775 2218View listing
GREEN MOUNTAIN SLEEP CENTER, INC.Sleep MedicineMontpelier802-659-4481View listing
NORTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER, INC.Sleep MedicineSaint Albans802-527-4900View listing

What to expect

A sleep evaluation may include a clinical visit, a sleep study, or both. Some providers may offer home-based testing, while others may use in-lab studies. The directory does not state which tests each Vermont provider performs, so confirm services when you call. You can read background articles on Sleep Study and Home Sleep Study before your appointment.

Insurance, cost and access

Insurance rules, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and provider. This guide does not list prices, copays, or wait times. Ask whether the provider accepts your insurance, whether a referral is required, and what services are billed separately. For general sleep health information, see the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute sources listed with this guide.

Neighborhoods and access

Listed Vermont providers are spread across Burlington, Rutland, Colchester, Saint Albans, Newport, St Albans City, Bennington, Middlebury, Essex Junction, Essex Jct, St Johnsbury, Montpelier, and Berlin. Addresses in the directory include 1 South Prospect Street Arnold, Level 2 in Burlington; 71 Rathe Road in Colchester; 468 Hospital Drive in St Johnsbury; 3 Albert Cree Dr in Rutland; 6 Home Health Cir in Saint Albans; 812 Exchange St Suite 6 in Middlebury; 139 Pearl St in Essex Junction; 206 N Main St in Rutland; 3472 Airport Road in Montpelier; and 133 Fairfield St in Saint Albans. Travel time and parking details are not included in the directory.

Questions to ask before booking

  • Is this listing a physician, clinic, or sleep center?
  • Which sleep services and tests are offered?
  • Do you accept my insurance or require a referral?
  • What is the expected timeline for an appointment and results?
  • Are telehealth visits available?
  • What should I bring to the first visit?

Frequently asked questions

How many sleep providers are listed in Vermont?

Find Sleep Doctors lists 27 sleep providers and centers in Vermont.

Which Vermont city has the most listings?

Burlington has 10 listed providers, more than any other Vermont city in the directory.

Are all listings individual doctors?

No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so check each listing for its type and details.

Does the directory show prices or wait times?

No. Prices, wait times, ratings, and reviews are not included in this guide or directory data.

What does AASM Accredited mean on a listing?

It means the listed University of Vermont Medical Center Sleep Program in Colchester carries that credential in the directory. Contact the program for current details.

How should I use this guide?

Use it to find listings and compare basic contact details, then confirm services, insurance, and access directly with the provider.

How we built this guide

This guide was built from Find Sleep Doctors directory data, with sources from 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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