Lung Health Clinic

Lung Health Clinic

The free Lung Health Clinic provides caring medical and nursing services from a skilled professional staff.

We help people receive quality health care who:

• Meet our income guidelines (update coming soon)
• Have or do not have health insurance
• Cannot afford to pay for health care
• Have asthma, COPD, or other lung health needs

Our medical services include:

• No co-pays
• Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) education, diagnosing, and treatment
• Asthma/COPD in-home visit (providing vacuum cleaners, mattress/pillow covers)
• Covid Tests
• Diagnosis, treat and follow COPD, Asthma
• Diagnosis and treat pneumonia, bronchitis, sinusitis, and other respiratory infections
• Immunizations (Covid, MMR, Tdap, PNA 13, 23, influenza, pneumonia)
• Laboratory services (e.g., pregnancy, glucose, urine analysis, Alpha 1 testing)
• Medical supplies (e.g., nebulizers, tubing, blood pressure cuffs, scales, pulse oximeters, thermometers, and pedometers)
• Medication assistance programs (for inhalers)
• Medication samples
• Physicals for work, school, and sports
• Spirometry, six-minutes walking test, TB testing
• Treat allergen symptoms
• Tuberculosis screenings

Additional related services:

• Community outreach and referral to other agencies
• Education on chronic diseases
• Energy savings education and assistance via our HEAP program
• Home care follow-up for seniors and asthma care
• Preventative and Wellness services
• Referrals for sleep studies, cardiac, primary care, and other specialists, LDCT’s, CXR
• Smoking cessation classes for groups and individuals
• TTS program

Hours and Locations:

• Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• 788 Mount Vernon Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43203
• Call 614-273-2843 for all appointments
• Walk-ins welcome

Frequently Asked Questions:

Do you do HEAP? 
No, but you are welcome to talk with our HEAP department directly.

Can you write me a script for my other medications such as depression, pain, blood pressure, diabetes medications?
No, however, we are happy to provide you with blood pressure education, a blood pressure cuff and ask you to see your specialist/PCP (If you do not have one, we then will make an appointment for you).

Why do I need to have an appointment, why can’t you just give me an inhaler?
A person must be seen by the nurse practitioner in order to be prescribe a medication and this requires a full medical appointment, with a complete past medical history, testing and a current history of symptoms.

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