Sleep Life Australia is among the most accessible sleep clinics in Perth on our list for obstructive sleep apnea. 

For one, we love that they have 5 clinics around the city. We find it handy that these locations are scattered in Wanneroo, Murdoch, Shenton Park, Midland, and Albany to cater to many patients.

We also appreciate that this clinic offers well-rounded solutions. They provide  consultation, education, support, and therapy for patients who are at risk or who have been diagnosed with sleep apnea.

In our opinion, their team of sleep scientists and technicians is also thorough and detail-oriented. They discuss the patient’s breathing, oxygen levels, heart rate, and brain activity well and create a tailored treatment plan for each patient.

If you need a specific sleeping mask, you might be interested to know that this clinic also has a small online shop. We think purchasing directly from the clinic eliminates the chances of buying subpar or fake items that their expert has recommended.

Nevertheless, one client had a problem with the fees because she thought they were a tad higher than expected. We suggest communicating your finance-related concerns early on with the staff to avoid any confusion.

Should you be interested, Sleep Life Australia is open on weekdays. Note that they have different opening hours per branch, so some clinics are more accessible on certain days than others.

Do you snore a lot (or know someone who does)? If so, we recommend Absolute Sleep for your treatment. 

This Perth sleep clinic specialises in treating snoring patients and those who have been diagnosed with sleep apnea. We also feel confident in their services since they’ve been in business for the past 30 years.

They told us not every patient is comfortable with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy. This involves the application of a mask attached via a flexible tube to a ‘flow generator’ that blows air through their airways.

Because of this, we commend the fact that the clinic provides alternative treatments to CPAP. This involves a combination of therapeutic options, such as oral and positional therapy.

We think this clinic is innovative because their team combines modern technology with advancements in dentistry to offer comfortable oral treatment options for patients.

If you want to give Absolute Sleep a try, just keep in mind that they’re available on weekdays but work shorter hours on Thursdays and Fridays. We recommend giving them a call first to enquire about their availability.

To make your visits seamless, their location conveniently offers lots of parking slots nearby as well.

Though it mainly caters to patients with heart problems, Advara SleepCare is still among the most reliable sleep clinics in Perth on our list due to its numerous services.

This clinic offers sleep consultations and CPAP therapy, as well as in-lab, home, and paediatric sleep studies. 

Another thing we like about them is their telehealth consultations. For this reason, they can accommodate patients anywhere – some of their clients are even situated overseas!

One of their previous clients we spoke with also appreciated the friendly staff. We feel it’s crucial to mention this because speaking with a specialist can be nerve-wracking for some, and having friendly staff welcome them can make a big difference.

We believe their staff is well organised too. Their sleep and respiratory physician immediately prepares a full report with test results and findings after the consultation and sends it to the referring doctor.

Convenient for us, this clinic has 14 locations in Western Australia, and 9 of these are in Perth. This makes the clinic highly accessible in the city.

Nevertheless, we think it’s best to plan your visit in advance. Advara SleepCare is open 4 days a week but is unavailable on Tuesdays and weekends.

When you’re having problems making your baby fall asleep, The Gentle Sleep Specialist is one of our best picks.

We appreciate that this sleep clinic in Perth provides in-home, one-on-one, and online consultations, catering to the various needs and preferences of many. 

Yet keep in mind that their specialists only cater to mainly younger patients. This includes newborns, 3-month to 2.5 year-old babies, and up to 8-year-old children.

Apart from the general consultations, we like that its sleep specialist is a paediatric nurse who also offers baby sleeping courses. This includes comprehensive video programmes, guides, checklists, and printables. 

We think the course helps parents and guardians create a customised structure for their babies’ naps and nighttime sleeps. In our opinion, this is a reliable way to consume reliable information without the need to consult a sleep specialist every time.

It’s also incredible for us that the specialists reply fairly quickly and entertain their clients’ enquiries within 24 or 48 hours.

Nonetheless, a few previous clients told us that they found the prices a bit higher than expected. Make sure to reach out to the specialist for your financial concerns early on to avoid surprise charges later.

Dream Sleep Occupational Therapy is a sleep clinic in Perth founded by an occupational therapist and certified sleep consultant. Because of this, we feel many patients can get holistic care from the combination of the founder’s various skills.

We love that the clinic’s services are highly accessible too. The consultant offers customised one-to-one support in the form of in-person home visits within the Perth metro area and online packages, wherever you are in the world.

The initial consultations here also last up to 2 hours, which is longer than what other clinics offer. For us, this is an opportunity for clients to have a more thorough assessment of their concerns.

If you prefer, we suggest going with their free consultation for 15 minutes first. This is so you can check if the specialist can meet your requirements.

But while the clinic’s packages are quite comprehensive, with custom 24-hour plans and breakdowns of sleep routines and techniques, we noticed that the costs seem a tad higher than those of other clinics in the city.

Should you want to give them a try, note that Dream Sleep Occupational Therapy is open 5 days a week, except on Mondays and Tuesdays.