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Respiratory Therapy

Respiratory Care provides a variety of respiratory care treatments and diagnostic tests for patients of all ages from newborns to seniors. Our respiratory therapists and nurses provide support in the Emergency Room, OB, Surgery, and with skilled patients.

Diagnostic testing methods:

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Inpatient therapies include:

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HOLTER MONITOR

A Holter monitor is a small, wearable device that keeps track of your heart rhythm.

Cardiopulmonary Services

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Frequently asked questions:

A Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) are completed when patients are having shortness of breath or persistent cough so gain in depth information of how your lungs are functioning and the volume of air your lungs can intake and expel.  They are also vital for COPD monitoring and determining medication effectiveness for lung disease.  PFTs can help guide your provider in determining the right medication for your pulmonary disease management. 

No, this is covered during the test to determine if the inhaler is helping you.  Do not use your inhaler for at least 4 hours prior to your test.

While insurance companies do vary, most insurance companies cover one PFT per year for monitoring of pulmonary issues or disease.  Completing one PFT per year is considered the gold standard for aiding management of COPD.

Is a program offered to patients with various pulmonary disease where you complete monitored exercise and strength training with a respiratory therapist or nurse who monitor your vitals to safely progress you towards a higher functioning and healthier life.  The program includes extensive education on your disease, necessary lifestyle modifications, and breathing techniques.  Typically, you meet twice per week for up to 36 sessions.

Most insurance companies cover Pulmonary Rehab if considered medically necessary, most lung diseases will qualify.  PFT results that show impaired lung function is an important qualifier for Pulmonary Rehab. 

Talk to your doctor about a sleep study if you or your spouse notice loud snoring, gasping or choking during sleep, witnessed pauses in breathing, excessive daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, difficulty concentrating, or unexplained fatigue. A sleep study may also be recommended if you have high blood pressure, heart disease, or other health conditions that can be affected by sleep disorders. Early evaluation can help prevent complications and improve quality of life.