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Are you or a loved one living with lung disease, sleep apnea, or other respiratory health problems? If so, pulmonary and respiratory services at UPMC can help.
Our doctors are nationally recognized experts devoted to providing high-quality, comprehensive care for individuals with diseases and conditions affecting the lungs. We take a multidisciplinary approach to care, collaborating across specialties to provide personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s specific needs.
Our team also includes you. We believe in patient-centered care. Our doctors engage patients as partners in decision-making related to their care.
Contact us to learn more and make an appointment with an expert near you.
At UPMC, our pulmonary experts treat a wide range of respiratory conditions, including:
View the full list of conditions.
Our team is dedicated to improving patients’ well-being and overall quality of life. From cutting-edge treatments to compassionate care, we strive to make a difference every day.
When you choose pulmonary and respiratory services at UPMC, you have access to:
UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside is nationally ranked in pulmonology by U.S. News & World Report.
Learn more about our U.S. News rankings.
Because of COPD and emphysema, Robert couldn’t live the life he wanted. He couldn’t breathe fully, which made even the simplest daily tasks difficult to perform. His doctors at UPMC recommended a cutting-edge surgery that gave him the ability to breathe normally. At UPMC, Life Changing Medicine means giving our patients the chance to do what they want to do every day.
Learn more about Robert’s journey.Pulmonologist Blair Stone, MD, discusses things you can do to get a better night’s sleep and how to tell it’s time to get professional help.
The UPMC Comprehensive Lung Center recently introduced a vaping clinic dedicated to treating patients with vaping-induced lung injuries. Shika Gupta, MD, and Divay Chandra, MD, sat down to discuss services offered at the Vaping Clinic and the innovative research UPMC is conducting to better understand the effect of vaping on the lungs.
