Comprehensive Asthma Management Program
Comprehensive Asthma Management Program
The Comprehensive Asthma Management Program is now accepting new patients. This program will provide outstanding care to those patients with difficult-to-control asthma.
Our Approach
Highlights of the program include:
- Multidisciplinary clinic with Allergy & Pulmonary asthma specialists working together
- Coordinated patient education program provided by a certified asthma educator with defined milestones (5-6 session series of in-person & telephone behavioral counseling visits)
- Improve care coordination & provide a consistent location while a plan of care is established and while being followed by the specialty, prior to returning back to their primary care provider
- Social work and Michigan Visiting Nurses services for patients as needed
Who We Treat
- Established University of Michigan Health patients referred by U-M Health provider
- Patients that call Allergy and Pulmonary call center with an asthma diagnosis and meet eligibility criteria
- Patient discharged from the hospital with diagnosis of asthma exacerbation
- Age: Adults (18 and older)
Appointment Information
In order to refer to the Comprehensive Asthma Management Program, please complete the MiChart referral:
- Referral to Comprehensive Asthma Management Program Adult (REF209)
Locations
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Allergy Clinic | Domino's Farms 24 Frank Lloyd Wright Dr Ste 2100
Lobby H
Ann Arbor, MI 48105-9484Get Directions
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