Lung Function Assessment
Airflow obstruction is associated with impaired health and functional status and is the hallmark of common chronic respiratory diseases including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma.
Approximately 7.5% to 12% of the population has undiagnosed airflow obstruction or asthma. Spirometric testing is an essential component for early detection and identification of these conditions.
Breathe Better With Lung Function Assessments
Our lung function assessments include a simple, non-invasive spirometry test to measure how much air you can breathe in and out and how efficiently your lungs empty. These evaluations provide a detailed analysis of your lung capacity and airflow, helping to identify potential respiratory issues early and empowering you to take control of your health.
How It Works
A simple, non-invasive test using spirometry to measure lung function. The test assesses how much air you can breathe in and out of your lungs, and how efficiently and quickly your lungs empty.
Benefits
Early Detection of Respiratory Issues
Identify potential respiratory concerns before they become serious, allowing for timely intervention and better health outcomes.
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Monitor Your Lung Health
Track lung function over time to understand your respiratory health. Regular assessments reveal trends and measure progress with confidence.
Optimize Performance
Understand your lung function to enhance performance or achieve fitness goals. Create custom plans to build endurance without straining your respiratory system.
Improved Treatment Plans
Receive tailored recommendations and treatments based on precise lung function data, ensuring more effective management of respiratory health.
THE LAB
Lung Function Assessment
$100 CAD
Single Assessment
Spirometry Testing
Flow Volume Loops Testing
Flow Volume Loops Testing
Comprehensive physical examination
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is lung function testing, and why is it important?
Can this test diagnose me for a respiratory condition, such as asthma or exercise induced bronchoconstriction?
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Who should consider lung function testing?
