Facilities in pulmonology can vary based on the healthcare institution, but typically they encompass:

• Pulmonary Function Testing Labs :

  These labs perform tests to evaluate lung function, including spirometry, lung volume measurements, diffusion capacity testing, and exercise testing.

• Bronchoscopy Suites:

  Equipped for bronchoscopy procedures, used to visualize the airways, obtain samples, and perform interventions.

• Sleep Laboratories:

  These specialized facilities monitor patients overnight to diagnose sleep disorders like sleep apnea, insomnia, or other conditions affecting sleep.

• Respiratory Therapy Departments:

  These departments offer treatments such as inhalation therapy, chest physiotherapy, and education on proper breathing techniques.

• Pulmonary Rehabilitation Centers:

  These programs offer exercise, education, and support for individuals with chronic lung diseases to improve their quality of life.

• Interventional Pulmonology Suites:

  These areas are equipped for minimally invasive procedures like thoracentesis, pleural biopsy, or placement of chest tubes.

• Respiratory Care Units:

  These are specialized units within hospitals that provide intensive care for patients with severe respiratory conditions.

• Telemedicine Services:

  Some facilities offer remote consultations for patients who may have difficulty accessing in-person care due to distance or health conditions.

• Research Labs:

  Many hospitals or academic institutions have research departments dedicated to advancing the understanding and treatment of pulmonary diseases.