Pulmonary & Medicine of Dayton has been serving patients throughout the Miami Valley for almost twenty years. Our physicians live and work in Dayton area and are highly respected members of the medical community includes pulmonologists and internists. Pulmonologists (lung doctors) care for patients in the office and the hospital. Internal Medicine physicians admit and specialize in the care of hospitalized patients and are considered to be Hospitalists. In addition, our hospital team includes nurses and physician assistants who work closely with our physicians and healthcare professionals to provide you with the highest level of medical care and treatment available.

Our pulmonologists also see patients by appointment in an out-patient setting. We have two offices conveniently located for easy access. The office is staffed with professionals who are available to expedite your care and serve your medical needs Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Our office staff includes:

• Registered Nurses
• Respiratory Therapists
• Medical Assistants
• Clerical Staff
• Billing Specialists

All clinical staff members are CPR certified. All staff members are encouraged to actively pursue continuing education courses and stay current in the field of health care delivery, particularly in the arena of lung health.


Our physicians, nurses and respiratory therapists have been specially trained in the diagnosis and care of patients with lung diseases and breathing problems. We strive to provide complete and prompt attention to your medical needs. If testing needs to be ordered, it will be arranged according to your schedule or the urgency of your illness. It may be scheduled at one of our office locations or at another facility. When you call to schedule an appointment, the receptionist will ask you a series of questions about your medical problem. This is intended to ensure you receive care in the most appropriate manner, based on medical urgency.

Our physicians and staff are committed to serving your medical needs. We encourage you to be an informed consumer- understand your health care benefits, write down and ask questions at the time of your office appointments and utilize the information and sites on our website to learn as much as possible about your diagnosis, your treatment options and ways to improve your lifestyle.

When you call to schedule your first office appointment, you will be asked general information, such as your address, phone number, insurance information, to determine which (if any) previous x-rays, test results or medical records need to be obtained. We will ask you to bring these tests, including actual x-ray films/CD's, with you to the office on the day of your visit.

We utilize an automatic appointment reminder system and you can expect a call two days prior to your scheduled appointment. You will have the option of confirming or canceling your appointment during this call.

New Patients will be asked to complete a health history and other general information forms that are necessary in registering you with our practice. New Patient forms can be completed on line and e-mailed, or, printed out at home, completed and brought to your first appointment. If you do not have access to a computer/printer we will mail a New Patient Packet of forms to you , or, you will be instructed to arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time to complete these forms in the office.

If your insurance requires a referral from your Primary Care Physician (PCP), the referral forms must be in our office before each visit. It is your responsibility to contact your PCP if necessary to have them fax (937-439-3786) it directly to us.

A phone nurse is available if you are a current established patient with our office and are calling with a medical problem. Due to the number of calls we receive, you may be forwarded to a voice mail box. If yours is a non-urgent call, please opt leave the nurse a message and we will return your call. Your care and treatment are important services that we are happy to provide. Calls are returned based on medical urgency. Our staff will make every effort to return non-urgent calls within twenty-four (24 hours). If you choose to hold for a nurse, remember, we receive a high volume of calls and you may be asked to wait on hold as many calls come in and they are answered as received. The nurse may have to discuss your medical concern with the doctor and we will call you back. If you have a medical emergency please call 911.