The asthma specialists at Norton Children’s Pulmonology have the training and experience to help you control your child’s asthma and prepare you to manage the disease at home.

Your child’s asthma is serious enough to see a pulmonologist if:

• Your child’s asthma is poorly controlled
• Your child has trouble sleeping due to coughing, wheezing or difficulty breathing
• Your child misses school because of asthma
• You hear wheezing or whistling sounds when your child exhales
• Your child coughs at night or with physical activity
• Your child needs rescue medication more than twice a week
• Asthma led to emergency care for your child in the past year

Norton Children’s Pulmonologists

Scott G Bickel, MD

Pediatric Pulmonology

(27)

Rose A Hawkins, MD

Pediatric Pulmonology

Ronald L Morton, MD

Pediatric Pulmonology

(9)

Adrian R O'Hagan, MD

Pediatric Pulmonology

(4)

Michael S Orangias, MD

Pediatric Sleep Medicine, Pediatric Pulmonology

(11)

Erica L Stevens, MD

Pediatric Pulmonology

(13)

Brittany J Kurtz, APRN

Pediatric Pulmonology

(47)

Bethany A Sakie, APRN

Pediatric Pulmonology

(16)

Elysia D Burley, LCSW

Pediatric Pulmonology