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About Us​

Established in 2008, the University of Pittsburgh Asthma Institute, partner with UPMC,  uses a personalized care approach to effectively diagnose and treat patients from mild to severe cases.         

When a patient comes to us at the Asthma Institute they are carefully evaluated to discover if they have asthma and then furthermore what type and what treatment will be best to treat it effectively.

The staff at the Asthma institute includes:

  • Allergists
  • Clinical Psychologist
  • Pulmonologists
  • Pediatricians
  • Researchers                                                                                                              

Goal

To serve the needs of individuals with asthma with innovative approaches through an integrated Institute of scientists, clinicians, educators, patients, and the community.

Vision

To become the national and international leader in asthma care and research, effectively delivering quality care while improving the understanding and treatment of asthma.

Clinical Care

A multidisciplinary approach to bring together experts in pediatric and adult medicine for the clinical care of asthma patients across the ages.

Contact Us

Comprehensive Lung Center

To make an appointment with an asthma doctor or to refer a patient, please call:  
412-648-6161
1-800-248-LUNG
 

Asthma Institute

To learn more about asthma research and participating in a research study, call:
1-866-804-5278
412-647-9955

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