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Pulmonology

This department offers

  • Respiratory care
Listening to a heart with a stethoscope

Pulmonology care for breathing and lung health

Pulmonary care helps diagnose and treat breathing and lung conditions, from sudden respiratory concerns to long‑term lung disease. Care begins with careful evaluation and conservative treatment when appropriate, with advanced therapies available as needed. A coordinated care team supports easier breathing, recovery, and long‑term quality of life for conditions that include:

  • Asthma, bronchitis, and COPD
  • Shortness of breath and chronic cough
  • Lung and chest‑related concerns


Care starts with careful evaluation and conservative treatment when appropriate, with advanced therapies available as needed to support recovery and long‑term quality of life.

Our pulmonologists

James I. Meyer

James I. Meyer, MD

Pulmonology
Platte Valley Internal Medicine and Pulmonary
303-659-5800
Catherine A. Wittman

Catherine A. Wittman, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Tristan J. Huie

Tristan J. Huie, MD

Pulmonology
Saint Joseph Hospital
Patrick S. Hume

Patrick S. Hume, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Arnav Gupta

Arnav Gupta, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Joshua J. Solomon

Joshua J. Solomon, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Marjorie P. George

Marjorie P. George, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
James P. Woodrow

James P. Woodrow, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Laurie A. Manka

Laurie A. Manka, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Michael D. Schwartz

Michael D. Schwartz, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Christine Nguyen

Christine Nguyen, DO

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
William J. Janssen

William J. Janssen, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Sean D. Maddock

Sean D. Maddock, MD

Pulmonology
303-498-1600
Ryan J. Webster

Ryan J. Webster, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Howard L. Saft

Howard L. Saft, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Kevin M. Rurak

Kevin M. Rurak, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Gabriel C. Lockhart

Gabriel C. Lockhart, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Kenneth E. Lyn-Kew

Kenneth E. Lyn-Kew, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
Michael P. Mohning

Michael P. Mohning, MD

Pulmonology
National Jewish Health
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