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Non-TB MAC and bronchiectasis
Would value recommendation of expert at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) who can diagnose and treat Non-TB Mac and bronchiectasis, Thank you
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@bannef I see that no one has stepped up to offer a suggestion. Maybe you could contact them directly for information?
https://www.ucsfhealth.org/conditions/bronchiectasis/
Two physicians show up on the NTM referral list
https://ntminfo.org/united-states-of-america/?_staff_state=california&_staff_city=san-francisco
STEPHEN LAZARUS, MD
University of California San Francisco Health Center
400 Parnassus Avenue, Sixth Floor, Room A6114
San Francisco
California
CA 94143
United States
415-353-2961
http://www.ucsfhealth.org
PULMONARY & CRITICAL CARE
SHOSHANA ZHA, MD, PHD
University of California San Francisco Medical Center
400 Parnassus Avenue, Fifth Floor
San Francisco
California
CA 94143
United States
415-353-2961
415-353-2568
http://www.ucsfhealth.org
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1 ReactionDr Zha is my pulmonologist. I was seeing her before my MAC was confirmed. I am very happy with her and she seems to be tops in the field. I just happened to get lucky there. I had not been diagnosed with MAC until after seeing her. I do not know if she is taking new clients. It is difficult to schedule an appointment. My initial appointment took almost 6 months, but worth the wait in my case. Zoom calls have worked when she can schedule testing and I don't meed to be seen in office. Hope this helps.
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1 ReactionI see doctors with Stanford University (comparable to UCSF). I get in person visit every 4 weeks currently, and once every 3 months when I am at my best. They have satellite offices in other cities around the bay area.