Sleep medicine · New York, NY

Cardiopulmonary Sleep and Ventilatory Disorders Center

622 W. 168th Street PH 8 Center-, Rm 859, 10032 New York, NY

Insomnia treatmentSleep apnea treatmentSleep clinicSleep medicine doctorSleep study

About this practice

Cardiopulmonary Sleep and Ventilatory Disorders Center is a sleep medicine practice listed in New York, New York. Its public listing names 5 services: Insomnia treatment, Sleep apnea treatment, Sleep clinic, Sleep medicine doctor, Sleep study.

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

Cardiopulmonary Sleep and Ventilatory Disorders Center is listed as a sleep medicine practice in New York, New York. The city index lists 63 practices in total.

Indexed services: Insomnia treatment, Sleep apnea treatment, Sleep clinic, Sleep medicine doctor, Sleep study. Insomnia treatment is usually behavioural (CBT-I) rather than a single prescription. 1 clinician matched to this address in the NPPES registry.

Nearest alternatives listed in New York: Care One Home Medical Equipment Inc (3.2 mi), Boris Chernobilsky, MD | Sleep Apnea Surgery | Inspire Implantation (5.5 mi), Allen Towfigh, MD: Neurologist & Sleep Specialist (5.6 mi).

Coordinates: 40.8413, -73.9404 · ZIP 10032 · 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.

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