Best Sleep Specialists In Denver Near Me

4worldlovers: The Sleep Center at National Jewish Health is the oldest and most comprehensive sleep medicine program in the Denver region. We have the most up-to-date information on sleep disorders and the most current technology available to treat and diagnose all respiratory and non-respiratory sleep disorders such as:

We have a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to sleep medicine. Our board certified sleep medicine specialists work with referring physicians and patients to coordinate the appropriate level of diagnosis and treatment necessary for patient success. Regardless of the level of care required, from consultation to treatment therapies, patients will benefit from our full complement of resources.

If you have been scheduled for a sleep consult, please fill out the Sleep Clinic Questionnaire and return to us prior to your appointment. Please bring copies of all previous sleep-related medical records to your appointment. We will need any prior records in order to provide any new testing or care options.

If required by insurance, please have a referral and/or insurance authorization sent to the National Jewish Health Sleep Center prior to your appointment.

The Sleep Center has multiple clinic (appointments with a sleep doctor) and sleep study (where your sleep is monitored) locations. Follow the links to view maps and get driving directions:

Patients interested in participating in a research study should contact the Clinical Research Unit at 303.398.1790.

To refer a patient, complete our referral form and fax it to us at 303.270.2109. Our staff will take it from there. For your convenience, we can pre-authorize studies and clinic visits for most insurance plans. Our schedulers will call your patient to schedule his/her sleep study or clinic appointment and will notify you of the scheduled date. If you would like pre-completed referral forms, call us at 303.270.2708.

You should receive a faxed report of the results of your patient's sleep study or clinic evaluation within 7-10 business days.

If you would like to schedule a Lunch and Learn for your office, call us at 303.270.2708. Our doctors are also available to speak to healthcare professional groups about sleep disorders.

If a patient needs to be seen for insomnia by Jack Edinger, PhD, who specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy, a referral with a diagnosis of insomnia from a patient’s physician must be sent to the National Jewish Health Sleep Center, regardless of insurance. Please call 303.270.2708 for more information.

The main Sleep Center campus is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. In order to maintain the AASM accreditation, we must continually demonstrate performance that meets or exceeds the highest level of performance standards. These performance standards are adhered to at all locations.

In addition, National Jewish Health is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. This accreditation requires the adherence to strict quality and performance standards.

4worldlovers:

Philips Respironics recently announced a voluntary recall for many of its respiratory care products. This includes some continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) and bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP) devices and some ventilators.


The UCHealth Sleep Lab – Central Park provides in-lab and at-home sleep testing for all sleep disorders.


What to expect if you are scheduled for an in-lab sleep study


A sleep study requires an overnight stay in our clinic and is considered an outpatient visit by your insurance company.


After checking in, you are taken to your private room. Bariatric beds are available. Your technician explains the procedure and answers your questions while preparing you for the test. Electrodes are attached to collect the data. The wires are long enough for you to move around the room and turn over in bed. You may read or watch television until your normal bedtime. You are monitored throughout the night and you can page your technician if you need anything. Tests typically end around 5:30 to 6:30 a.m.

A final report is ready in 14 to 21 days. We fax a copy to your referring doctor. We encourage you to schedule a follow-up appointment with your doctor to discuss the findings of the sleep study. If you need treatment, it is discussed at that time.

If you suspect you may might have a sleep disorder, and have not seen a physician, please contact your primary care provider or call 720.848.4400 to schedule a consult with a UCHealth sleep provider.

UCHealth’s Comprehensive Lung and Breathing Program in metro Denver is ranked #2 in the country by U.S. News and World Report.

Whether you live in or outside the Rocky Mountain region, our advanced lung specialists are here to see you. We use the most advanced procedures and technologies to try and relieve your short- and long-term respiratory problems.

4worldlovers: Dr. Kevin Berry chose to focus his practice exclusively on the treatment of some very specific problems. Our average patient is either in pain, unable to get quality sleep, or needs help improving their ability to move. In any of these cases, we are able to help patients learn about the non-surgical options for their care. With our help, patients find themselves enjoying a new standard in quality of life, living each day in less pain and improved energy levels.

Dr. Kevin Berry and Dr. Kary Berry are dentists who exclusively treat TMJ and sleep disorders. They have both completed programs at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies in addition to many others. Our dentists combine their education and experience with advanced technology to provide highly accurate diagnosis and treatment plans.

TMJ disorder has become a more prominent problem in the dental world today. TMJ disorder, also known as TMD, occurs when the bite of the mouth is misaligned, causing multiple symptoms in sufferers that may seem unrelated. These can include jaw pain, headaches, neck and back pain, and bruxism. Most sufferers of TMJ disorder go years if not decades undiagnosed and untreated before seeking help from a TMJ dentist. Dr. Berry diagnoses TMJ disorder and provides treatment for the root cause of TMJ disorder, not just the symptoms.

Dr. Kevin Berry uses leading-edge technology to diagnose and treat TMJ problems non-surgically.

Millions of people suffer from sleep apnea, but unfortunately, only a fraction of them are ever actually diagnosed with sleep apnea after years of being left untreated. When sleep apnea is left untreated for too long it can lead to slow deterioration of the health of our internal organs which can ultimately lead to an untimely death. In the past, CPAP was the only treatment option. Today, Dr. Kevin Barry provides comfortable and convenient customizable oral appliances to provide effective sleep apnea treatment. If you suffer from snoring, morning headaches, or choking or coughing during your sleep, please contact our sleep apnea dentist today.

“I came to Dr Berry for clicking in my jaw that made yawning, even eating painful. He took great care and time explaining what my issue is and how he could help treat it. It’s taken almost a year, but the clicking is gone and I’m very grateful. I do wish insurance covered TMJ associated issues, but that’s not Dr Berry’s fault. Very happy with my treatment AND how I was treated by Dr Barry and his entire staff.”

“I’ve been a patient of Dr. Berry’s for a little over a year now and have been very pleased with my experience. Dr. Berry and his staff have been nothing but friendly and helpful, and they have helped with my TMJ immensely. I previously saw another provider for my TMJ and switched to Dr. Berry’s office. He was the first provider to take my headaches and neck pain into consideration. I’ve had so much relief since I started wearing my bite guards.”

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What do we do? The Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine at National Jewish Health is one of the largest specialty groups in the nation. Our pulmonologists diagnose and treat adults with complex lung (respiratory) diseases and sleep disorders. Patients are evaluated and treated by doctors in both clinic and hospital settings. Our pulmonology care programs are designed to improve quality of life and reduce long-term cost associated with health care.


Why National Jewish Health? As the nation’s leading respiratory hospital for 124 years, our pulmonologists are widely recognized for excellence in diagnosing, treating and researching lung diseases and sleep disorders. We have unparalleled pulmonology expertise and internationally recognized doctors and scientists who bring their extensive experience and knowledge to the most challenging respiratory cases from around the world.

Our Section of Sleep Medicine and Section of Critical Care are an integrated part of the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine.

Our pulmonologists work closely with other National Jewish Health doctors including cardiologists, gastroenterologists, rheumatologists, radiologists and pathologists to provide care that is thorough, multidisciplinary and tailored to the needs of each patient. Our doctors are specialists and they take the time to get to know our patients and really understand their conditions and concerns.

In addition to having multiple specialties in one location, our patients benefit from having the most advanced imaging and pulmonary testing services on site.

Institute for Advanced Biomedical Imaging — Cutting-edge technology and world-renowned thoracic (chest) radiologists

Pulmonary Physiology Services Laboratory — One of the largest and leading-edge pulmonary function laboratories in the country with unparalleled accuracy. Assessments and evaluations include:

Lung size, resistance, elasticity, compliance and specific conductance of the airways

Exhaled nitric oxide, lung mechanic measurements and other special pulmonary physiology procedures that are unavailable at most facilities

Outpatient and inpatient multidisciplinary assessment and treatment of PH and right heart dysfunction by specialized pulmonologists

Access to clinical trials with the newest drugs to treat this heart-lung condition

We have a robust clinical trials program with more than 300 active clinical trials in progress. Our patients have access to the latest, most advanced clinical trials and effective treatments through research conducted here.

National Jewish Health is recognized by a variety of national organizations and has received the following designations of distinction for high-quality care and research in pulmonology; occupational and environmental health; critical care; and sleep medicine:

Our NTM Center of Excellence serves the needs of patients, doctors, health-care providers and scientists. Its mission is to study NTM in a comprehensive manner and generate a catalog of physical, biological, chemical and genetic characteristics of these organisms; relate the phenotypic (physical, biological, and chemical) and genotypic (DNA) characteristics to the behavior of these species/strains of NTM in patients; test organism resistance and drug susceptibility to various strains of NTM; perform pharmacokinetic testing for patients undergoing drug treatment for NTM; and improve the education and training about NTM for health professionals and patients.

First of its kind in the nation, our Center of Excellence for Silicosis and its Prevention identifies at-risk construction workers and tailors diagnoses and treatments; works with government entities to create safety programs for employees; and helps educate industry professionals as they develop programs to keep workers safe.

Pulmonary Fellows at the University of Colorado Denver rotate through Pulmonary Physiology Services at National Jewish Health to learn about pulmonary function testing, exercise testing and other specialized studies. Fellows may also see patients under the supervision of our pulmonoligists. Learn more about the Pulmonary Fellowship.

We conduct research to advance the understanding and treatment of asthma, COPD and other pulmonary diseases. Learn about our research.

Pulmonary Fellows at the University of Colorado Denver rotate through Pulmonary Physiology Services at National Jewish Health to learn about pulmonary function testing, exercise testing and other specialized studies. Fellows may also see patients under the supervision of our faculty. Learn more about the Pulmonary Fellowship.