Bronchiectasis

In bronchiectasis, the airways in your lungs become wider, scarred, and swollen. This can make breathing difficult. The tiny, hair-like cells in the bronchial tubes, which normally clear mucus, get damaged. When mucus builds up in the airways, it allows bacteria to grow and cause infections. This further damages the airways, worsening bronchiectasis. The accumulated mucus can also result in a cough with varying amounts of mucus.

Bronchiectasis is a progressive disease that worsens over time. While there's no cure, there are treatments available to help manage symptoms.

Why Choose Us for Bronchiectasis Care

• All the experts you need: Our team is dedicated to treating patients with bronchiectasis, which means you get the specialized care you need.
• Leaders in innovative care: We offer treatments found in only a handful of clinics nationwide. You may have the opportunity to receive potential new treatments early through our open clinical trials.
• One-on-one therapy: You have one-on-one access to a dedicated respiratory therapist, who teaches you techniques to help with mucus clearance. Clearing mucus can help reduce the risk of infection and improve your lung function.