Sleep Medicine Providers in North Carolina
Sleep medicine physicians diagnose and treat disorders that disrupt sleep, including obstructive sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, and circadian rhythm disorders. They interpret polysomnography studies, manage CPAP and oral appliance therapy, and coordinate with pulmonology, neurology, and psychiatry to address the medical and behavioral components of sleep disease.
Sleep Medicine in North Carolina at a Glance
Our directory includes 8 sleep medicine providers across 5 cities in North Carolina.
Sleep Medicine Providers by City in North Carolina
Cities with the most sleep medicine providers in North Carolina.
All Sleep Medicine Providers in North Carolina
Thomas Kelly, M.D. FACC
Sleep Medicine
Greensboro, NCAnkit Mathur, MD
Sleep Medicine
Greensboro, NCTraci Turner, MD
Sleep Medicine
Greensboro, NCLee Surkin, MD
Sleep Medicine
Greenville, NCBrian Gilmore, MD
Sleep Medicine
Wilmington, NCOluwole Odunusi, MD
Sleep Medicine
Wilmington, NCDezmond Sumter, MD
Sleep Medicine
Fayetteville, NCAzeem Elahi, MD
Sleep Medicine
Gastonia, NCRelated Specialties in North Carolina
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many sleep medicine providers are in North Carolina?
There are 8 sleep medicine providers in North Carolina listed in the Ava Health directory. This data is sourced from the National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry maintained by CMS.
How do I find a sleep medicine doctor in North Carolina?
You can browse the Ava Health provider directory to find sleep medicine providers in North Carolina. Each listing includes the provider's name, credentials, location, and NPI number. You can also browse by city to find providers near you.
Which cities in North Carolina have the most sleep medicine providers?
The cities with the most sleep medicine providers in North Carolina include Greensboro (3), Wilmington (2), Greenville (1), Fayetteville (1), Gastonia (1). Browse by city above to find providers in your area.
What does a sleep medicine provider do?
Sleep medicine physicians diagnose and treat disorders that disrupt sleep, including obstructive sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, and circadian rhythm disorders. They interpret polysomnography studies, manage CPAP and oral appliance therapy, and coordinate with pulmonology, neurology, and psychiatry to address the medical and behavioral components of sleep disease.
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About the North Carolina Sleep Medicine Provider Directory
The Ava Health sleep medicine provider directory for North Carolina includes 8 healthcare professionals sourced from the National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry maintained by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Each listing is linked to an active NPI number, ensuring the information is current and verifiable.
Whether you are looking for a sleep medicine specialist or exploring other options, you can browse providers by city above or return to the North Carolina provider directory to explore all specialties and cities. All provider data comes from the publicly available NPPES data dissemination and is updated regularly.
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