Sleep medicine · Stamford, NY

A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital

32-34 Main Street, 12167 Stamford, NY

Insomnia treatmentSleep apnea treatmentSleep medicine doctor

About this practice

A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital is a sleep medicine practice listed in Stamford, New York. Its public listing names 3 services: Insomnia treatment, Sleep apnea treatment, Sleep medicine doctor.

Listing last refreshed: 2026-11-01.

Listing information is compiled from public business data and refreshed on a schedule. Hours, insurance and the studies offered change — confirm with the practice before you book.

What this listing tells you

A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital appears in the Stamford sleep directory with a verified address and phone number. The city index lists 1 practices in total.

Services named in the listing: Insomnia treatment, Sleep apnea treatment, Sleep medicine doctor. The listed number is (607) 652-2000.

Coordinates: 42.4076, -74.6102 · ZIP 12167 · Listing refreshed 2026-11-01.

What this practice offers

Insomnia is usually treated with cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia rather than a sleeping tablet. A clinic that offers CBT-I will ask you to keep a sleep diary for one to two weeks before the first session.

Treatment for sleep apnoea is not only CPAP. Oral appliances, positional therapy and surgery all have a place, and the right choice depends on the severity, the anatomy of the airway and how well the patient tolerates a mask.

Questions about this listing

Where is A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital located?

A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital is listed at 32-34 Main Street, 12167 Stamford, NY (ZIP 12167). The address comes from public business data and is refreshed on a schedule.

What services does A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital list?

A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital lists Insomnia treatment, Sleep apnea treatment, Sleep medicine doctor. Ask the practice which of these it still offers before booking.

How do I contact A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital?

The listed phone number is (607) 652-2000. No website is published for this listing.

Directory listing, not medical advice or an endorsement. Seek care if you have severe daytime sleepiness or stop breathing during sleep.