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March 10
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I live in Scottsdale. There are currently 5 PH Clinics in the state of Arizona with a 6th starting up. Only 1 is in Tucson that I know of. i believe it is a joint effort between Banner and U of A Med School.

I go to a clinic in Phoenix.

When I get back to my computer later or tomorrow I can sen you a link.

March 10
A myPHteam Member

OK...That's the only one I was able to find. It is probably fairly new since the PHA will only "accredit" a clinic that has been established for over 5 years. The clinic I go to is in its 6th year and has just started the process of getting the official accreditation from the PHA. And I think my clinic is fabulous...So don't let it scare you.

Once you become established with the clinic, get them to recommend cardiologist and pulmonologist support that they are familiar with and confident in. I have heard very mixed feedback about cardio and pulmonary specialists NOT affiliated with the clinic in terms of what they truly know about PH.or PAH.

March 10 (edited)
A myPHteam Member

Here's the link to the one I have heard of people going to. I'll double check to see if there is a second one.

https://doctors.bannerhealth.com/specialty/Pulm...

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March 10
myPHteam

Are there insights into PAH medical support available in the Tucson, AZ area?

While specific information about Tucson isn't available in the current resources, there are several ways to research PAH specialists in your potential new area:

Online Resources
- Visit the Pulmonary Hypertension Association website Show Full Answer

Are there insights into PAH medical support available in the Tucson, AZ area?

While specific information about Tucson isn't available in the current resources, there are several ways to research PAH specialists in your potential new area:

Online Resources:
- Visit the Pulmonary Hypertension Association website (phassociation.org) to search for certified care centers and qualified specialists in Arizona
- Use health-focused resources like USA.gov or MedlinePlus
- Check with your state health department

Connect with Others:
- Ask other myPHteam members on your Activities page if anyone has experience with PAH care in Tucson
- Reach out to local or online support groups
- Contact the Pulmonary Hypertension Association or American Lung Association for recommendations

Insurance Company Help:
Your health insurance company can help identify in-network PAH specialists in the Tucson area. Before moving, ask them about:
- Available specialists in your network
- Out-of-pocket costs
- Whether you'll need special authorization

Since PAH is rare and not all doctors have experience with it, it's worth doing this research before relocating. Some members travel an hour or more to see their specialists, so you may need to consider nearby cities if Tucson has limited options.

March 10

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