Sleep Disorders Institute at Bellevue Hospital

Sleep studies are a quiet corner of medicine most people only discover when their nights stop feeling restful. The Sleep Disorders Institute at Bellevue Hospital offers that specialized care in the dense grid of Kips Bay, where the hum of city life never quite fades. Across from the East River, the clinic occupies a space in the hospital’s Building H, a detail easy to miss if you’re not looking for Suite 7.

On N 462 1st Ave, the address places it among the neighborhood’s mix of medical offices and older apartment buildings. Insomnia evaluations, CPAP titrations, and overnight polysomnography are among the services scheduled here, each designed to parse the mechanics of rest that most take for granted. Narcolepsy testing and circadian rhythm assessments round out the offerings, all conducted within the same walls that handle Bellevue’s broader patient load.

Kips Bay itself feels like a hinge between the East Village’s energy and Midtown’s polish. The clinic’s presence there reflects the area’s long-standing role as a hub for both routine and specialized care. Patients arrive from across the boroughs, drawn by the hospital’s reputation in fields that require precise, uninterrupted observation—something sleep medicine demands in spades.

Directions to the suite can be found on the map, though the building’s layout means you’ll want to confirm the exact entrance ahead of time. To schedule an appointment or ask about available slots, call (212) 994-5100.