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Sleep Medicine

This department offers

  • Sleep medicine

Entering the realm of sleep medicine can feel like navigating through a maze of restless nights and weary days. We understand the frustrations that come with sleep issues, and we're here to offer empathetic support and expertise. Together, we'll explore solutions tailored to your needs, illuminating the path towards restful nights and revitalized days.

When you choose Intermountain Health for sleep medicine, we'll partner with you to make progress in your journey for deeper, more restful sleep.

Our sleep medicine experts

Donna L. Ferrell
4.9

Donna L. Ferrell, NP

Sleep Medicine
LDS Hospital - Sleep Testing Center
801-408-3617
Richard F. Smith
4.8

Richard F. Smith, PA

Sleep Medicine
LDS Hospital - Sleep Testing Center
Maegan E. Gillis
4.9

Maegan E. Gillis, NP

Sleep Medicine
Sleep Disorder Center - Medical Center
Tom V. Cloward
4.9

Tom V. Cloward, MD

Sleep Medicine
TOSH Clinic - Sleep Medicine
Matthew R. Johns
4.8

Matthew R. Johns, PA

Sleep Medicine
Riverton Sleep Medicine Clinic
Robert L. Mazzola
4.5

Robert L. Mazzola, MD

Sleep Medicine
Sleep Disorder Center - Medical Center
Scott C. Schauss
4.7

Scott C. Schauss, PA

Sleep Medicine
Riverton Sleep Medicine Clinic
Robert D. Bartlett
4.9

Robert D. Bartlett, NP

Sleep Medicine
Alta View Clinic - Sleep Medicine
Kevin Alan Walker
4.8

Kevin Alan Walker, MD

Sleep Medicine
LDS Hospital - Sleep Testing Center
Kimberly D. Megwalu
4.8

Kimberly D. Megwalu, NP

Sleep Medicine
TOSH Clinic - Sleep Medicine
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