southeast pulmonary patient portal

What is pulmonary and critical care services?

Our services include prevention, treatment and care of pulmonary diseases and sleep related breathing disorders. We strive to provide the most advanced pulmonary and critical care services and to compassionately meet the needs of our patients.

How do I contact southwest pulmonary associates?

If you are concerned, please call your local health department or the THR Hotline in the forms provided in the following buttons. Southwest Pulmonary Associates operates offices in Dallas and Plano. The physicians and staff of Southwest Pulmonary Associates thank you for your interest in our practice.

What is mysehealth patient portal?

mySEHealth patient portal streamlines communication between providers and patients, saves valuable time, improves quality of care, helps manage your dependent care (children, spouse or an aging parent), and so much more. NOTE: To self-enroll in our new patient portal, you must have your medical record number.

How do I self-enroll in the new patient portal?

NOTE: To self-enroll in our new patient portal, you must have your medical record number. If you do not know your medical record number, please contact your healthcare provider or Health Information Management at 573.651.5534.

What is Southeast Pulmonology?

Southeast Pulmonology provides specialized care for adults with pulmonary and respiratory conditions, including sleep disorders.

Where is pulmonary rehab in Cape Girardeau?

Pulmonary rehab is available at Southeast Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Cape Girardeau by medical referral. Ask your provider if pulmonary rehabilitation is right for you.

What is EBUS bronchoscopy?

Our team is able to offer you EBUS (endobronchial ultrasound) bronchoscopy, a minimally invasive diagnostic and biopsy technique.

What is pulmonary rehabilitation?

Pulmonary rehabilitation combines monitored exercise in a safe environment with education and support. We've earned certification by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Only a few programs have achieved this honor in our region.

How to keep mucus from building up in lungs?

Drink plenty of water to help keep mucus thin and prevent it from building up in your lungs.

What tests are performed for lung function?

We also prescribe and perform lung function and imaging tests, such as spirometry and chest x-rays. You may need a diagnostic test like this if you have shortness of breath or a persistent cough, for instance.

Does endobronchial valve work for COPD?

Endobronchial valve treatment for severe COPD. We are proud to offer groundbreaking technology to help patients with severe emphysema breathe better. This treatment does not require surgery. Instead, our team places a special valve inside the lungs using an endoscope that is inserted down the throat. The valve blocks the area of the lungs affected by emphysema. This helps the healthy part of the lung work better, improving quality of life.

What is Southwest Pulmonary?

Since 1982, Southwest Pulmonary has grown into a 39-provider group of board certified pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine specialists. Our physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners have privileges at major hospitals in the greater Dallas area.

What is Southwest Pulmonary Associates?

The physicians and staff of Southwest Pulmonary Associates thank you for your interest in our practice. Our services include prevention, treatment and care of pulmonary diseases and sleep related breathing disorders. We strive to provide the most advanced pulmonary and critical care services and to compassionately meet the needs of our patients.

What are the symptoms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease encompasses both chronic bronchitis and also emphysema. Symptoms include shortness of breath and persistent cough. There are 4 stages of this disease that can be treated with medications or changes in lifestyle.

What is a lung mass?

A lung mass is defined as an abnormal spot in the lungs that is more than 3 cm in size. If a spot is less than 3 cm u0003in diameter, it is referred to as a lung nodule.