Before You Book a Sleep Specialist in Los Angeles,
See Your Sleep Age
Being tired every day is not something you have to live with. See the Los Angeles clinics people actually find, then find out what your sleep is doing to your body.
Sleep care in Los Angeles
What the Los Angeles search results actually show
Searching for a sleep specialist in Los Angeles turns up a mix, and the differences matter more than the order they appear in. Google's first page for Los Angeles shows 7 of them today, with the ads left out. 3 of the 7 are registered in the national provider registry, so their specialty and state licence can be checked rather than taken on trust. Between them they cover sleep diagnostic clinics and internal medicine. Ratings run from 1.0 to 5.0 stars. Review counts run from 1 to 1485, so a high score on a handful of reviews is a weaker signal than it looks. 1 publishes no website, so a phone call is the only way to check it.
Dumbo Health is not a Los Angeles clinic. It measures what your sleep is doing to your body from your own bed, which is a different job from the one these clinics do.
Before you book
What a sleep specialist does, and when to see one
What this actually is
A sleep specialist looks for the cause, not just the tiredness
A sleep specialist is a clinician who focuses on why your nights are not working. They ask about snoring, breathing, waking up, mood, and energy. Some are physicians, and some are dentists who focus on the airway and the jaw. You do not need to know what is wrong before you go. Naming the symptom is enough to start.
- No self diagnosis needed before your first step
- Physician led and dental sleep clinics both exist
- Your symptoms are the starting point, not a label
When to look for help
Signs it is worth getting your sleep looked at
Loud snoring, gasping, or pauses in breathing that someone else notices are worth taking seriously. So is waking up tired after a full night in bed. Morning headaches, brain fog, a short fuse, and falling asleep at your desk all belong on the list. None of this means you have a specific condition. It means your sleep deserves real attention instead of another guess.
- Snoring, gasping, or breathing pauses at night
- Tired mornings after enough hours in bed
- Fog, mood swings, or nodding off during the day
Your local options
Sleep clinics people find when they search in Los Angeles
Here are the sleep clinics that come up on Google for Los Angeles. We list them because seeing your real options makes the next step easier, not because we rank them or take a side. Tapping Inquire sends the business a note that someone is interested. It is not a booking, and no consultation is promised. If you want a confirmed appointment, go to the provider's own website or call them directly.
Numbers on the map match the list below.
- Clinic/Center, Sleep Disorder Diagnostic
Comfort Sleep Clinic
304 Google reviews · 4.7 stars
Clinic/Center, Sleep Disorder DiagnosticMedical director: Mrs. SAMEENA ISRAR55 S RAYMOND AVE STE 303
- Sleep clinic
Keck Medicine of USC – Sleep Disorders Center Lab – Los Angeles
1 Google reviews · 1.0 stars
2200 Trojan Wy
- Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease
California Lung Associates
1485 Google reviews · 4.8 stars
Internal Medicine, Pulmonary DiseaseMedical director: Dr. JOSHUA RICE, MD1245 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 503
- Sleep clinic
Good Night Sleep Clinic
5 Google reviews · 1.8 stars
520 Virgil Ave
- Internal Medicine, Sleep Medicine
이성원 내과 수면호흡내과 JOHN LEE MD SLEEP CENTER INC
24 Google reviews · 5.0 stars
Internal Medicine, Sleep MedicineMedical director: Dr. JOHN LEE, MD500 S VIRGIL AVE STE 202
- Otolaryngology clinic
Los Angeles Center for Ear, Nose, Throat and Allergy
1417 Google reviews · 4.6 stars
Sleep clinician registered here: Pediatrics, Sleep Medicine1700 E. CESAR CHAVEZ AVE
- Sleep clinic
UCLA Health Downtown LA Primary & Specialty Care
48 Google reviews · 3.3 stars
Sleep clinician registered here: Family Medicine, Sleep Medicine700 W 7TH ST STE S270-D
These listings come from Google and are not endorsements or recommendations from Dumbo Health. Hours, staff, and services change often. For a guaranteed booking, use the provider's own website.
Listings come from Google Maps and are shown in the order Google returned them. They are not ranked, reviewed, or endorsed by Dumbo Health. Hours and details change often, so check with the provider before you go. Listings last checked August 2026.
Two honest paths
Local clinic or Dumbo Health
Both paths are real. Here is what each one is genuinely good at.
A local clinician gives you something we cannot: hands on assessment and a face to talk to. Dumbo Health gives you numbers, twice a year, without leaving home. Many people do both.
Who is behind this
The people who built it, and the ones who check it
Dumbo Health has no office in Los Angeles. It has a clinical team you can look up by name, and a scientific board that reviews the work.
Clinical team
Dr. Zachary Adams, MD, MBA
Dr. Harrison Gimbel, MD, MS
Kandace Desadier, APRN, FNP-BC
Scientific advisory board
Dr. Alon Avidan, MD, MPH
Dr. Meir Kryger, MD, FRCPC
Dr. Guy Leschziner
- FDA 510(k) cleared home sleep test devices
- HIPAA-compliant data handling
- AASM clinical practice guidelines compliant
- Board-certified sleep specialist review
That is the team behind the measurement. The panel they designed is the fastest way to find out where your sleep actually stands.
See your Sleep AgeWhat it costs, what you get
Stop wondering why you wake up tired.
One blood draw, twice a year, turned into a single number you can watch come down.
- 51 sleep-focused biomarkers, drawn twice a year
- Your SleepLongevityAge tracked over time, not just once
- A personalised fix plan, with doctor access included
- Blood draw at home, or at a Quest lab near you
- Connect the wearable you already own
Core membership
Billed annually · $365/year
Early-member rate. Standard price $500/year.
See your Sleep AgeEarly-member pricing is locked for the first 500 members. HSA and FSA eligible, cash pay, billed annually.
Available in every state except Rhode Island. New York and New Jersey are priced differently because of state lab rules.
Why measure first
Why start by measuring, while you are still searching in Los Angeles?
You went looking for a sleep specialist in Los Angeles because something feels off. You are tired in a way that sleep does not seem to fix. You do not have a name for it yet. That is okay. You can still measure what is happening in your body right now. Poor sleep does not stay in the bedroom. It leaves marks in the body, and those marks can be measured. That gives you something real to look at instead of a feeling you cannot quite describe. You may well want to sit down with a clinician. If you do, you walk in with numbers instead of a guess.
The Sleep Age panel from Dumbo Health looks at markers that are tracked alongside poor sleep. Inflammation, like hs-CRP and IL-6. Blood sugar and metabolism, like HbA1c and fasting insulin. Heart and vessel markers, like ApoB and Lp(a). Hormones, like cortisol, melatonin, and thyroid. Kidney and liver markers. Nutrients, like vitamin D, ferritin, and magnesium. Markers of biological aging. All of it becomes one number, your Sleep Age. It is a way to see where you stand right now, and to watch that number move as you change things.
Inflammation
Short and broken sleep is associated with higher inflammatory markers.
- hs-CRP
- IL-6
- White blood cell count
Blood sugar and metabolism
How your body handles sugar and hunger signals tracks with how you sleep.
- HbA1c
- Fasting insulin
- Leptin and ghrelin
Heart and vessels
The cardiovascular markers most often looked at alongside poor sleep.
- ApoB
- Lp(a)
- NT-proBNP
- Homocysteine
Hormones
The chemistry that sets your body clock and your recovery overnight.
- Cortisol, morning and daily curve
- Melatonin
- Thyroid (TSH)
Kidney and liver
Filtering organs that carry the load when nights go badly for years.
- Cystatin C
- eGFR
- GGT
- Albumin
Biological aging
Measures of how old your body reads, separate from your birthday.
- Telomere length
- Epigenetic clock
- GDF-15
Nutrients
Common shortfalls that show up in people who sleep badly.
- Vitamin D
- Ferritin and iron
- Magnesium
The panel does not diagnose anything. It does not find the cause of your sleep trouble, and it is not a test for sleep apnea. It is a measurement, not care. It is not a replacement for seeing a clinician.
You have seen what the panel measures. The only thing it cannot tell you is what yours would say.
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