The Zephyr Valve Improves Patients’ Quality of Life and Allows Them to Do More1

Join the others who took control of their severe COPD/emphysema and got back to living life on their terms with the Zephyr Valve.
Marianne

Marianne, 72

Park Ridge, IL

Now that I can breathe easier, my husband and I will be back to enjoying life and taking the long walks that we love.

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Barbara

Barbara, 67

Flint, MI

Pulmonary rehab enthusiast can’t wait to travel again with friends and get back on the dance floor.

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Darryl

Darryl, 67

Dayton, OH

Once feeling trapped in his own home, Darryl is now adding trips, including New Orleans, to his bucket list.

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Karen

Karen, 62

Melbourne, FL

Grandma who is able to get back to the water sports she loves and spend time with her family.

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Aldine

Aldine

Nevada

After being told to get used to the idea of hospice, she got a second opinion and was in the clinical trial for Zephyr Valves.

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Cindi

Cindi, 66

Port O’Connor, TX

After hearing about Zephyr Valves online, she made an appointment. Now, Cindy says she is living life on her terms.

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Sandy

Sandy, 70

Osseo, MN

Grandma who is enjoying spending time with her grandkids again after treatment.

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Roxy

Roxy, 68

Plainwell, MI

Retired paramedic was referred by his doctor to get Zephyr Valves. He is now back to traveling!

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Dyan, 82

Dyan, 82

Mission Viejo, CA

At 82 years young, Dyan is enjoying her active lifestyle again after treatment with Zephyr Valves!

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Jeanene

Jeanene, 58

Bogata, TX

COPD awareness advocate and great grandmother spreading the word about lung health with her orange wardrobe!

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Pamela, 61

Pamela, 61

Indianapolis, IN

She is now active in her church again and going to the jazz club with friends thanks to Zephyr Valves.

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Randy — Zephyr Valve Patient

Randy Ayers

Virginia

Randy’s now able to take care of and ride her horse without oxygen for the first time in years.

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Bruce

Bruce, 69

Chandler, AZ

Loving husband, father, and grandfather whose goal is to get back to caring for his daughter with special needs.

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Billy Story

Billy, 75

Cheyenne, WY

A Navy veteran was able to take his first full deep breath in decades after he woke up from getting his Zephyr Valves.

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Ralph

Ralph, 57

Bristol, WI

Ralph wasn’t always health oriented, but after the Zephyr Valve treatment he wants to do a 5K.

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How It Works

The Zephyr® Valve is not another medication or surgery. The valves are placed by bronchoscopy which requires no incisions or cutting, so the benefits are achieved without many of the risks of traditional surgical options. The minimally invasive procedure allows the healthier parts of your lungs to expand, lifts pressure off the diaphragm, and helps you breathe easier.1

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Treating Physician and Assessment Center Criteria

Treating Physician Criteria
Criteria for a physician to be added to the locator: Complete Pulmonx Zephyr Valve training, which includes online, in-person and hands-on training on the Zephyr Valve procedure and related diagnostic tools, and how each fits into the patient care pathway; completion of three (3) Zephyr Valve cases; and completion of 45-Day Outcomes Review of three (3) cases with Pulmonx Medical Affairs.
Annual criteria for a physician to remain on the locator after initial inclusion: Complete a full workup for six (6) Zephyr Valve patients, up to and including the Chartis® System pulmonary assessment.
Assessment Center Criteria
Criteria of an assessment center to be added to the locator:
The physicians do not pay or receive a fee for inclusion on this list. Some physicians on this list may provide consulting services to the company.