What We Treat
Diagnosis and ongoing management of lung and airway conditions, from a first evaluation through long-term care — coordinated with our sleep medicine team when breathing and sleep issues overlap.
If you don't see your concern listed here, reach out — we treat a wide range of pulmonary conditions.
Diagnosis and long-term control strategies to reduce flare-ups and keep your airways open.
Take the Asthma Control Test →Ongoing management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, including medication optimization and pulmonary rehab referrals.
Careful follow-up and evaluation of nodules found on a chest X-ray or CT scan.
Check Screening Eligibility →Diagnosis and management of this inflammatory condition, which can affect the lungs and other organs.
Evaluation and ongoing care for conditions that cause scarring or inflammation of lung tissue.
Assessment and treatment for conditions affecting the diaphragm's ability to support normal breathing.
Management of hypoxia (low oxygen), hypercapnia, or CO2 retention, including evaluation for supplemental oxygen or other respiratory support.
Free Assessment
Based on the widely-used Asthma Control Test (ACT), these 5 quick questions about the last 4 weeks give you a sense of how well-managed your asthma is — and whether it's time to schedule a review with our team.
The Asthma Control Test is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. It doesn't replace advice from your doctor — please discuss your result with our team, especially if your score is 19 or below.
Free Assessment
Annual low-dose CT screening can catch lung cancer early, when it's most treatable. Answer a few questions based on current national screening guidelines (USPSTF) to see if you may be a candidate.
This tool reflects general USPSTF screening guidelines and is for informational purposes only — it isn't a diagnosis or a guarantee of insurance coverage. Screening decisions should always be made together with your doctor.