Bay Area Snoring and Sleep Apnea Solutions
2191 Market Street, Suite B
Sleep clinics in San Francisco, CA
There are 17 sleep clinics listed in San Francisco, California.
Most listed services: Sleep apnea treatment (17), Sleep medicine doctor (17), Sleep clinic (16), Insomnia treatment (14).
INNA ROSTKER, DDS A PC
109 Stevenson Street Suite 200
INTEGRATED SLEEP INC
639 44th Ave
Jiva Health Sleep Center
2001 Union Street, Suite 250
MySleep
4444 Geary Blvd. STE #214
OGNOMY SLEEP ASSOCIATES CA
201 Spear St Ste 1100
ORASOM HEALTH, LLC
1528 Cabrillo St
PRESIDIO HEALTH SERVICES, LLC
1 Letterman Dr
RALPH BRYAN
491 27th Ave
Ron Conway Family Gateway Medical Building
1825 4th Street
SLEEP RESET MEDICAL GROUP PA
708 Long Bridge St Apt 1609
San Francisco Center for TMJ and Sleep Apnea
450 Sutter Street, Suite 1519
Stanford Children's Health Sleep Center
1100 Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor
UCSF Sleep Disorders Center
1600 Divisadero Street
UCSF Sleep Disorders Clinic
400 Parnassus Avenue, Sixth Floor, Room A6114
UCSF Sleep Disorders Clinic
2380 Sutter Street, Third Floor
US SLEEP APNEA CO.
586 Washington St
Questions about sleep clinics in San Francisco
How many sleep clinics are there in San Francisco?
17 sleep clinics and sleep labs are listed in San Francisco, California. 0 of them publish a website, and 0 carry a public rating.
Do the San Francisco listings have public ratings?
No. None of the 17 listings in San Francisco currently publish a public rating, so the page ranks nothing by score.
What should I ask a sleep clinic in San Francisco before booking?
Ask whether the lab is accredited, whether the study is attended overnight or done at home, who reads the results, how long the report takes, and what the visit costs with your insurance. The answers matter more than the clinic's distance from you.
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What to ask before you book
- Is the lab accredited, and by whom?
- Will the study be attended overnight or is it a home test?
- Who reads the study, and how long until I get the report?
- Does the practice treat sleep apnea with CPAP, an oral appliance, or both?
- What does the visit cost with my insurance, and what is the cash price?
Before you book: ask whether the lab is accredited, what equipment it uses for the type of study you need, and who reads the results. See how to choose a sleep clinic.