Pulmonary Diagnostics
Spirometry and full pulmonary function testing (PFT). FeNO testing for asthma evaluation. Arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis. Oxygen saturation and desaturation assessment. Exercise tolerance testing.
Respiratory Medicine
Trusted respiratory care for breathing difficulties, chest conditions, lung infections, and sleep-related disorders.
About Department
Breathing well is fundamental to everyday life. At PB Health, our Respiratory Medicine department is built to serve patients across the community from children with recurrent chest infections to adults managing asthma or chronic cough, and seniors dealing with breathlessness or sleep disturbances.
What We Are Equipped to Do
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Diagnose and manage common and complex respiratory conditions
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Conduct pulmonary function tests to assess lung health
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Perform bronchoscopy for airway evaluation and intervention
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Diagnose and treat sleep apnoea and sleep-related breathing disorders
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Support patients with chronic lung diseases through long-term care plans
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Coordinate with critical care teams for patients with serious respiratory illness
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Guide patients on smoking cessation, lung health, and preventive care
How We Care for You
We believe that good respiratory care is not just about treating a diagnosis, it is about understanding the person behind it. At PB Health, your respiratory care journey begins with a thorough consultation where we take the time to understand your symptoms, your lifestyle, your work environment, and your medical history.
From there, our team coordinates investigations, imaging, and procedures in a structured way minimising unnecessary visits and delays. When your condition requires input from other specialties such as cardiology, surgery, or oncology, our in-house teams collaborate directly to manage your care under one roof wherever possible.
For patients who need referral to a higher centre for advanced tertiary intervention, we ensure smooth coordination and continued follow-up care on your return.
Conditions We Treat
- Our department is experienced in managing a wide range of respiratory and sleep-related conditions, including:
- Airway & Obstructive Conditions
- Asthma — acute attacks and long-term management
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
- Bronchiectasis
- Recurrent Chest Infections
- Lung Infections & Inflammation
- Pneumonia (community-acquired and hospital-acquired)
- Tuberculosis (TB) — diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up
- Pleural Effusion (fluid around the lungs)
- Sleep-Related Disorders
- Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)
- Snoring disorders
- Daytime fatigue linked to poor sleep quality
- Interstitial & Structural Lung Conditions
- Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD)
- Pulmonary Fibrosis
- Occupational Lung Disorders
- Lung Nodules — evaluation and monitoring
- Vascular & Emergency Respiratory Conditions
- Pulmonary Hypertension
- Pulmonary Embolism
- Acute Breathlessness
- Respiratory Failure — inpatient and ICU-level support
- Lung Cancer
- Screening and early detection for high-risk patients
- Diagnostic workup and coordination for lung malignancies
What To Expect During Your Care
Your previous reports, imaging, and referral notes are reviewed in advance so that we can make the most of your consultation time and avoid unnecessary repeat tests.
Respiratory Services & Procedures
Pulmonary Diagnostics
Bronchoscopy & Airway Procedures
Sleep Medicine Services
Pleural & Chest Procedures
Respiratory Rehabilitation
Preventive & Screening Services
The PB Health Advantage in Respiratory Care
Most respiratory conditions can be diagnosed and managed right here. We bring specialist-level pulmonology care to your community.
Need Expert Respiratory Care?
Whether it is a persistent cough, breathlessness, a chronic lung condition, or a sleep-related concern, our respiratory team is here to help. We offer reliable, accessible, specialist-led care close to where you live.
FAQs
If you have a cough lasting more than three weeks, recurring chest infections, wheezing, unexplained breathlessness, night-time snoring with daytime tiredness, or have been diagnosed with asthma or COPD and feel your symptoms are not well controlled.
