Pulmonology Clinic

Breathe easy... We’re here to help.

Whether you’re experiencing shortness of breath, a lingering cough, or frequent asthma attacks, our team of pulmonary specialists is here to guide you on the path to treatment and recovery.

Breathe better – without waiting long for care. In most cases, we are able to offer same-week appointments with one of our pulmonary care specialists.

Offering Treatment For

Interstitial Lung Disease

Pulmonary Sarcoidosis

Lung Cancer

Pulmonary Hypertension

Our Clinics

Our pulmonology clinics are available at all 4 of our locations.

We help our patients who have experienced:

Interstitial Lung Disease
Pulmonary Sarcoidosis
Lung Cancer
Pulmonary Hypertension
Tuberculosis
Pneumonia
Patients hospitalized due to COVID-19
Patients who are still experiencing cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain from COVID-19

Asthma and COPD Assessment

Take a Pulmonology Assessment Quiz

If you are not sure if a Pulmonology Clinic is the next step for you, take an Asthma or COPD assessment quiz to see where you fall with scaled results.

Please take the self evaluation quiz and always consult with your physician for next steps.

Why Do Patients
Choose InCare?

"InCare site in Nashua is surprisingly organized. Every person I interacted with was friendly and helpful. Dr. Daigle agreed to see me one day after my non-urgent request for an appointment and he clearly understood my concerns. He was thoughtful and informative. I left the office completely satisfied."

Marilyn

"Very happy with this practice! Met with three different doctors and all were kind, professional, and thorough. Front desk staff are amazing….. they were so patient and accommodating with a stressful situation for me."

Carolyn

"I was happy with my visit....I did not have to wait long for service. Very professional and kind. Dr. Daigle was very thorough with my history, he listened and we worked out a plan for the future. Dr. Daigle was also very professional and kind and look forward to working with him!!"

Susie

"This is a super well run office, with a very friendly and considerate front desk staff. The PA I met with was extremely patient with my medical history. I was very happy with my experience here."

Baba

"Every time I’ve come to the office or talked to the office staff by phone, I’ve found them to be exceptionally helpful - also cheerful and friendly. They always make me feel welcome at the clinic and appreciative of knowing there’s such a warm and knowledgeable staff working with the doctors!"

"Today was my first appointment with Dr Saad. He was great! Everyone at the office was very friendly and a pleasure to talk to! I would recommend this practice to anyone who needs sleep apnea care. I was nervous today, but will not be in the future."

Julie

"The office was nice, the doctor was great, and the girls working in the office were really warm and friendly. I'm glad I was sent there!"

Google reviewer

"Office staff and physician's assistant responded quickly to my asthma flare up. They take my concerns seriously and I feel safe."

Patrice

"Very professional The Dr was very informative. I was at ease about my problem."

Anthony

"Dr. Ansari was thorough and explained everything in detail. Did not hurry me at all. I highly recommend this practice."

Kathryn

"Caring; professional; helpful. Office staff is friendly as well."

Patricia

Pulmonary Care FAQs

What is a pulmonary care specialist?

A highly trained doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases of the lungs.

When should I see a pulmonologist?

We recommend making an appointment to meet with a pulmonologist if you have been experiencing shortness of breath, chronic cough, chest pain, or have brought up blood or sputum when you cough.

How often do you recommend meeting with a pulmonary specialist?

This depends on your diagnosis. Some patients are seen every few months, while others only need an annual visit. We recommend scheduling an appointment if you have experienced any of the symptoms listed in the answer above so a proper diagnosis can be made.

What treatment options are available for COPD?

Pulmonary Rehab
Different types of inhalers
Oxygen