Sleep Doctors in West Virginia: How to Find a Specialist
⚡ Key Clinical Takeaways
- The directory includes listed sleep providers and centers in 15 West Virginia cities.
- Start with your symptoms, referral, and location.
- A sleep evaluation usually begins with a medical history, symptom review, and a discussion of sleep habits.
- Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, provider, and service.
- Listed providers are spread across West Virginia, with addresses in cities such as Beckley, Princeton, Parkersburg, Huntington, Martinsburg, Oak Hill, Fairmont, and Grafton.
Quick answer: Find Sleep Doctors lists 75 sleep providers and centers across West Virginia, including individual physicians and hospital-based or clinic-based sleep centers. This guide covers how to compare listed options, what to expect from a sleep evaluation, insurance and access considerations, and questions to ask before booking. It is directory information, not medical advice.
Sleep doctors in West Virginia at a glance
The directory includes listed sleep providers and centers in 15 West Virginia cities. Counts vary by city, so comparing nearby locations can help if you are flexible about travel or appointment timing.
| City | Listed providers | Directory page |
|---|---|---|
| Morgantown | 9 | View Morgantown providers |
| Beckley | 6 | View Beckley providers |
| Fairmont | 4 | View Fairmont providers |
| Martinsburg | 4 | View Martinsburg providers |
| Charleston | 4 | View Charleston providers |
| Scott Depot | 3 | View Scott Depot providers |
| Weston | 3 | View Weston providers |
| South Charleston | 3 | View South Charleston providers |
| Princeton | 3 | View Princeton providers |
| Elkins | 3 | View Elkins providers |
| Oak Hill | 3 | View Oak Hill providers |
| Barboursville | 3 | View Barboursville providers |
| Ronceverte | 3 | View Ronceverte providers |
| Parkersburg | 2 | View Parkersburg providers |
| Huntington | 2 | View Huntington providers |
The statewide page is Find Sleep Doctors in West Virginia. For help choosing a location, see How to Choose a Sleep Clinic.
How to choose a sleep doctor in West Virginia
Start with your symptoms, referral, and location. Some listed entries are individual physicians, while others are clinics or hospital-based sleep centers, so read each listing carefully. Check whether the listing shows a phone number, address, and whether it is accepting new patients. If a field is missing, contact the office directly. You can also compare nearby cities, since several West Virginia locations have only a few listed providers.
If you are searching broadly, Sleep Doctor Near Me may help you think through distance, travel, and appointment access. For a general overview of testing, see Sleep Study.
What to expect
A sleep evaluation usually begins with a medical history, symptom review, and a discussion of sleep habits. Depending on the concern, a clinician may recommend an in-lab sleep study, a home sleep study, or follow-up testing. The directory does not state which services each provider offers, so confirm testing type, scheduling, and follow-up when you contact the office. General information about home testing is available at Home Sleep Study.
Insurance, cost and access
Insurance coverage, referral requirements, and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan, provider, and service. The directory does not list prices or insurance networks. Before booking, ask the office to verify your benefits, whether a referral is needed, and what costs you may owe. If an office has no phone number listed, use the provider page or contact the clinic through its own website or hospital system.
Neighborhoods and access
Listed providers are spread across West Virginia, with addresses in cities such as Beckley, Princeton, Parkersburg, Huntington, Martinsburg, Oak Hill, Fairmont, and Grafton. Morgantown has the largest city count in the table, while Parkersburg and Huntington have two listed providers each. Use the city pages to review addresses and phone numbers, then compare travel distance and parking or transit options for your situation.
| Listed provider | Credentials | Clinic | City | Phone | Accepting patients |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Porterfield | DO | Charles Porterfield, DO | Beckley | +1 304-255-5710 | Yes |
| Sleep and Pulmonology Clinic at Princeton Community Hospital | Not listed | Sleep and Pulmonology Clinic at Princeton Community Hospital | Princeton | +1 304 431 5536 | Not listed |
| Better Sleep Mid-Ohio Valley: Center for TMJ & Sleep Apnea | Not listed | Better Sleep Mid-Ohio Valley: Center for TMJ & Sleep Apnea | Parkersburg | +1 740 205 6103 | Not listed |
| St. Mary's Regional Sleep Center & Neurophysiology | Not listed | St. Mary's Regional Sleep Center & Neurophysiology | Huntington | Not listed | Not listed |
| Cabell Huntington Hospital Sleep Disorders Center | Not listed | Cabell Huntington Hospital Sleep Disorders Center | Huntington | +1 304 526 2069 | Not listed |
| Sleep Breathing Disorder Center: Iqbal Shaheen MD | Not listed | Sleep Breathing Disorder Center: Iqbal Shaheen MD | Martinsburg | +1 304 267 5450 | Not listed |
| Sleep Breathing Disorder Center: Danai Pajman MD | Not listed | Sleep Breathing Disorder Center: Danai Pajman MD | Martinsburg | +1 304 267 5450 | Not listed |
| Plateau Medical Center Sleep Medicine Center | Not listed | Plateau Medical Center Sleep Medicine Center | Oak Hill | Not listed | Not listed |
| Laboratory of Sleep - Grafton City Hospital | Not listed | Laboratory of Sleep - Grafton City Hospital | Grafton | +1 304 265 7250 | Not listed |
| The West Virginia Center for Sleep Medicine | Not listed | The West Virginia Center for Sleep Medicine | Fairmont | +1 304 534 8665 | Not listed |
Questions to ask before booking
- Are you accepting new patients, and what is the next available appointment?
- Do you provide in-lab sleep studies, home sleep studies, or both?
- What insurance plans do you accept, and will you verify my benefits?
- Do I need a referral from another clinician?
- What follow-up is available after testing?
- Which location, address, and phone number should I use for scheduling?
Frequently asked questions
How many sleep providers are listed in West Virginia?
The directory lists 75 sleep providers and centers in West Virginia.
Which city has the most listed providers?
Morgantown has 9 listed providers, the highest city count in the table.
Are all listed entries individual doctors?
No. The directory mixes individual physicians with sleep centers and clinics, so review each listing before deciding whom to contact.
Can I compare providers by phone number and address?
Yes. Many listings include an address and phone number, while some fields may be missing and should be confirmed directly.
Does the directory show prices or insurance details?
No. Prices, networks, and coverage details are not listed, so verify them with the office or your insurer.
Is this guide medical advice?
No. It is directory information and does not diagnose, treat, or recommend care for any condition.
How we built this guide
This guide uses directory data from Find Sleep Doctors, including listed provider names, credentials, clinic names, addresses, cities, phone numbers, and availability fields 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.
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