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A Breath of Hope for Lung Disease Patients

Breathing is the body’s way of oxygenating the blood. Normally, lungs take in oxygen when you inhale fresh air and expel carbon dioxide when you exhale. In patients with lung problems, movement of air into and out of the lungs is limited, making breathing difficult.

The pulmonary team at Deborah Heart and Lung Center are experts in all facets of chronic respiratory conditions and disease and have a wide-range of the latest pulmonary diagnostic tools and treatment options to manage even the most severe lung conditions.


At Deborah, we routinely treat patients affected by these common lung diseases:

  • Asbestosis
  • Asthma
  • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
  • Pulmonary fibrosis
  • Pulmonary hypertension
  • Sarcoidosis
Male Doctor Meets With Female Patient

Why Deborah?

Deborah Heart and Lung Center helped Greg Olsen, PhD, obtain the medical clearances necessary to travel to the International Space Station. Dr. Olsen later honored the hospital with a $5 million gift towards Deborah100: The Campaign, a $50-million, multi-year initiative to add new patient floors all with private inpatient suites to the campus.

Find a Provider

Andrew Martin, MD

Pulmonary Medicine
Browns Mills

Howard Waksman, MD

Pulmonary Medicine
Browns Mills

Marcella M. Frank, DO

Pulmonary Medicine, Sleep Medicine
Browns Mills, Lawrenceville

Deborah Eisen, MD

Pulmonary Medicine, Sleep Medicine
Toms River

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