Boston Children's Hospital: Comprehensive Respiratory Care for Kids

Comprehensive Care for Respiratory Issues at Boston Children's Hospital

Boston Children's Hospital is renowned for delivering personalized and compassionate care to patients with respiratory conditions. Our Division of Pulmonary Medicine leads in diagnosing common lments such as coughing, asthma, and sleep disorders, while also managing more complex concerns including bronchopulmonary dysplasia, interstitial lung disease, and lung transplant needs.

Additionally, we specialize in addressing cystic fibrosis CF diagnosis and treatment for children and adults. This includes access to clinical trials and strategies that help patients manage symptoms effectively to improve their quality of life and longevity. Our care encompasses not just the medical aspects but also focuses on supporting families throughout this journey with expert answers.

What is a Pulmonologist?

A pulmonologist is a specialist who focuses on diagnosing and treating respiratory conditions affecting individuals across all age groups. Within our division, pediatric pulmonologists collaborate to provide comprehensive treatment plans for children with respiratory disorders ranging from mild to severe conditions.

Recognized Excellence

Our Division of Pulmonary Medicine stands out for its extensive experience in dealing with pulmonary issues. Every year, we manage more than 15,000 patient visits and att to hundreds of inpatient needs - including patients traveling from across the nation or around the world seeking our unparalleled expertise in rare complex conditions.

We're proud to offer a designated vaping service, serving young people affected by e-cigarette-induced lung issues. Our Pulmonary Genetics Program identifies genetic factors underlying pulmonary disorders or breathing problems affecting children and their family members.

Innovative Research Treatment

Our clinicians are pioneering new approaches through research med at improving outcomes for children with respiratory diseases:

• Managing the largest volume of pediatric pulmonary clinical trials in New England, one of the most significant volumes nationally.

• Being a leading site for cystic fibrosis research, providing early access to cutting-edge medications and exploring innovative interventions that benefit people living with CF.

• Studying bronchopulmonary dysplasia BPD patients who also suffer from asthma focusing on environmental factors and lung function improvement.

• Investigating the role of genetics in BPD disease susceptibility and growth patterns of lungs.

• Testing remote oxygen saturation monitoring for infants discharged home on supplemental oxygen to analyze potential improvements in outcomes.

We explore molecular determinants contributing to various pulmonary diseases, including asthma, pulmonary hypertension, and rare lung disorders, while also mapping genes responsible for different diseases.

Planning Your Visit

To facilitate your visit at Boston Children's Hospital, please log into our MyChildren's Patient Portal for a glimpse of upcoming appointments, completion of new or return patient questionnres, as well as communication with your care team.

For more guidance on preparing for your visit, refer to the 'Visit' section.

Contact Information:

617-355-1900 Phone

617-355-6000 Mn Hospital Number

Address:

Boston Children's Hospital

300 Longwood Avenue

Boston, MA 02115

Virtual Visits are also avlable.

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