Sleep medicine · Tucson, AZ
Desert Sage Behavioral Health
3395 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 · 3.9 / 5 from 116 public reviews
About this practice
Desert Sage Behavioral Health is a sleep medicine practice listed in Tucson, Arizona. Its public listing names one service: Insomnia treatment. Public reviews average 3.9 / 5 across 116 ratings.
Listing last refreshed: 2026-11-05.
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
Desert Sage Behavioral Health is based in Tucson, Arizona, focusing on insomnia treatment for adults. It offers insomnia treatment, has a 3.9 rating from 116 reviews, lists no clinicians, and provides a website for information.
Indexed services: Insomnia treatment. Insomnia treatment is usually behavioural (CBT-I) rather than a single prescription. The practice publishes a website at desertsbh.com.
Nearest alternatives listed in Tucson: Allied MedCor Services Inc (3.2 mi), ARETE SLEEP LLC (4.1 mi), ARETE SLEEP, LLC (4.9 mi).
Coordinates: 32.2684, -110.9442 · ZIP 85719 · Listing refreshed 2026-11-05.
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.
Questions about this listing
Where is Desert Sage Behavioral Health located?
Desert Sage Behavioral Health is listed at 3395 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719 (ZIP 85719). The address comes from public business data and is refreshed on a schedule.
What services does Desert Sage Behavioral Health list?
Desert Sage Behavioral Health lists Insomnia treatment. Ask the practice which of these it still offers before booking.
How do I contact Desert Sage Behavioral Health?
The listed phone number is (520) 771-6782. A website is also published at desertsbh.com.
Directory listing, not medical advice or an endorsement. Seek care if you have severe daytime sleepiness or stop breathing during sleep.