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Sleep center directory

Sleep centers in France

520 sleep centers and consultations in France, mapped out.

For now, the centres listed are mostly in France. Do you run a centre in another country? Ask us to add it

    520
    sleep centres and clinics listed
    100
    départements covered
    75
    SFRMS-accredited centres

    Centres marked as accredited follow the directory of the SFRMS (French sleep research and medicine society). Check the current accreditation with the centre.

    Do you run a sleep centre? Request a listing

    Browse by city

    Albi 4 Amiens 3 Avignon 3 Bastia 3 Besançon 4 Béziers 3 Bordeaux 4 Bron 3 Castres 3 Clermont-Ferrand 3 Dijon 5 Fort-de-France 3 Gap 3 Garches 5 Haguenau 3 La Rochelle 4 Le Mans 4 Les Abymes 4 Lille 8 Lyon 8 Marseille 8 Metz 3 Montauban 3 Montpellier 4 Mulhouse 3 Nice 4 Nîmes 6 Paris 24 Poitiers 3 Rennes 3 Rouen 3 Saint-Étienne 3 Strasbourg 5 Toulouse 8 Valenciennes 3 Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy 4

    Browse by region

    Île-de-France 90 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 71 Occitanie 60 Hauts-de-France 51 Grand Est 43 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 42 Nouvelle-Aquitaine 38 Pays de la Loire 25 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 22 Normandie 20 Bretagne 16 Centre-Val de Loire 14 Guadeloupe 6 La Réunion 6 Martinique 6 Corse 4 DOM-TOM 2 Hors France 2 Guyane 1 Mayotte 1

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I find a sleep centre near me?

    Use the map and search at the top of the page: type your postcode, your town or a centre name, or tap "Around me" to start from your location. You can also browse the directory by region, by département or by city.

    How do I book an appointment at a sleep centre?

    Booking is done directly with the centre, usually after a referral from your GP. Each centre page gathers the contact details and access conditions when we know them.

    What is an SFRMS-accredited centre?

    The SFRMS (French sleep research and medicine society) keeps a directory of the sleep centres and laboratories it has accredited, sometimes with a level. Centres flagged as accredited on Somnologs reflect that list; check the current accreditation with the centre or the SFRMS.

    What is the difference between a sleep centre and a sleep laboratory?

    A sleep consultation usually refers to the appointment with a practitioner, and a sleep laboratory to the facilities that record sleep, on site or at home. Many centres offer both. Each page lists the specialties when we know them.

    Do you need a referral to visit a sleep center?

    Access is usually through a referral from your doctor. Each center listing states the access conditions when we know them.

    How do I prepare for my sleep consultation?

    Many consultations rely on a sleep diary kept over two to three weeks. With Somnologs you log your nights day by day and arrive with a clear diary, ready to show or send.

    Somnologs

    Prepare your appointment, keep track of your sleep

    Somnologs is the sleep diary that stays with you between appointments. Jot down your nights as they go, follow your trends, and generate a clear diary anytime to show or send to your doctor.

    • Your nights logged in seconds
    • Your trends at a glance
    • A sleep diary ready to share
    Prepare for my appointment
    Medical appointment preparation screen

    Or print a sleep diary to fill in before your appointment

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