Helping you breathe with greater confidence.

Persistent cough, breathlessness, wheezing, recurrent chest infections, sleep-related breathing concerns or other ongoing respiratory symptoms may be reasons to seek a pulmonary evaluation.

Asthma, COPD, respiratory infections, tuberculosis, pneumonia, interstitial lung disease, sleep-related breathing concerns and other chest or lung conditions can be discussed during consultation.

Bring previous prescriptions, reports, imaging, medication details and a brief record of your symptoms if available.

Not necessarily. Tests are recommended based on your symptoms, examination and medical history.

Call the clinic or use the appointment enquiry form. The clinic team can guide you about available consultation timings.

Asthma is generally a manageable long-term condition rather than something that can be described as permanently cured in every person. With the right diagnosis, trigger management, medicines when needed and regular follow-up, many people can achieve good symptom control and lead active lives. Your treatment plan should be individualised by a qualified clinician.

A general physician provides broad medical care for many common health concerns and can assess a wide range of conditions. A pulmonologist is a specialist in diseases of the lungs and respiratory system, including conditions such as asthma, COPD, tuberculosis, persistent cough, sleep-related breathing disorders and other chest or lung problems. A general physician may refer a patient to a pulmonologist when specialist respiratory assessment is appropriate.