At The Neville Center, we are committed to providing exceptional respiratory care that empowers patients to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. Introducing our "Breathing Life, Restoring Hope" Pulmonary Program, a comprehensive and innovative approach to managing chronic lung conditions.

Benefits of the Program

  • Improved Respiratory Function: The "Breathing Life, Restoring Hope" program focuses on enhancing lung capacity, reducing respiratory symptoms, and improving overall respiratory function.

  • Enhanced Quality of Life: Our multidisciplinary team collaborates to address the physical, emotional, and social aspects of respiratory care, leading to improved quality of life for our patients.

  • Empowerment through Education: Patients gain a deeper understanding of their lung condition, learning self- management techniques and lifestyle modifications that empower them to take charge of their health.

  • Reduced Hospitalizations: The program's proactive approach to respiratory health aims to minimize exacerbations and hospital visits, resulting in reduced healthcare costs and improved patient outcomes. "Breathing Life, Restoring Hope"

Program Features

  • Expert Leadership: Led by Dr. Schiffman, our esteemed rounding pulmonologist, the program benefits from the latest medical advancements and personalized care plans tailored to each patient's needs.

  • On-Site Respiratory Therapist: Our dedicated respiratory therapist works closely with patients, offering personalized interventions and support throughout their pulmonary rehabilitation journey.

  • State-of-the-Art Facilities: The Neville Center's modern facilities are equipped with cutting-edge technologies, including the OmniFlow system, enhancing the effectiveness of respiratory therapy and optimizing patient comfort.

  • Patient-Centered Approach: We prioritize patient well-being, ensuring each individual receives a personalized treatment plan and access to educational resources for better self-management.

Dr. Robert L. Schiffman, MD

Specialties

  • Pulmonary Disease Education and Training: Medical School 1972-1976 Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Internship/Residency Combined Program

  • 1976-1979 Beth Israel Hospital, MA Fellowship

  • 1979-1981 Beth Israel Hospital, MA Academic Appointments

  • Instructor, Harvard Medical School

  • Board Certification