Respiratory ailments, COPD, or shortness of breath don’t have to
suffocate your life.

We can help.
COPD, emphysema, bronchitis, asthma – these and other respiratory ailments can suck the life

and breath from your world. We can help. At the Pulmonary Health Center, we have a team that is among the best in the city. They will work with you, one-on-one, to help you physically and mentally breathe a little easier.

Just ask your doctor.
A preliminary screening will determine whether the program is right for you. So, if you suffer from COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis or asthma, ask your doctor to refer you. Patients with environmental lung disease, chronic lung conditions, as well as post-op lung surgery patients can also benefit.

What we do.
The program involves one-on-one individualized treatments that focus on physical conditioning, breathing retraining, education and lifestyle management. The program is covered by most insurance carriers.

Benefits of joining the program.
The program is designed to stabilize the effects of your respiratory disease.

You can expect:

• Improved quality of life

• Increased physical conditioning

• Increased endurance

• Fewer hospital admissions

• Greater understanding of the disease process

• Successful coping strategies

It’s time to get into shape.
The Pulmonary Health Center’s team includes a Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Respiratory Therapist and Social Worker. Together they will help you increase your strength and endurance, while providing constant monitoring of your vital signs to ensure the highest level of care. And since we know that living with a chronic respiratory disease can be just as tough on your mind as it is on your body, your team will offer lots of emotional support. You’ll soon be in better shape, have more endurance, need less hospital visits and lead a richer life. Ask your doctor for a referral today.

A preliminary screening will determine if this is right for you. And soon, you can breathe in a whole new world. Call 412-777-6470 to talk directly to someone at the Pulmonary Health Center.