Respiratory Support

Respiratory Support

Our Respiratory Support Department provides specialized care for respiratory diseases and lung disorders, as well as respiratory therapy. Our team of specialists in pulmonology and respiratory care offers a wide range of services, including diagnosis, treatment, and pulmonary rehabilitation.



A patient is sitting in a chair with a face mask on for respiratory therapy. A patient is sitting in a chair with a face mask on for respiratory therapy.

Blue location pin icon on a white background. 1355 Patria Ave., Puerta de Hierro Neighborhood, 45116, Zapopan, Jalisco

+52 Ext.

24 hours

Respiratory Support at Hospital Angeles Andares: Comprehensive Care for Patients with Respiratory Difficulties

At Hospital Angeles Andares a specialized respiratory support service for patients with acute or chronic respiratory conditions, focused on comprehensive care for lung function. We utilize state-of-the-art medical technology to provide mechanical ventilation, oxygen therapy, and personalized treatments designed to improve each patient’s recovery, quality of life, and respiratory stability.

Our medical team, specialized in pulmonology and intensive care, is highly trained to deliver safe, timely, and excellent care, combining advanced clinical protocols with a compassionate, approachable, and empathetic approach. Here, technology supports us, but people make the difference.

The Respiratory Support Unit at Hospital Angeles Andares equipped with continuous monitoring systems and state-of-the-art devices, enabling precise monitoring of the patient’s clinical condition and agile, effective medical decision-making, thereby optimizing treatment outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Respiratory support involves specialized techniques and equipment designed to help improve breathing when a patient has difficulty getting enough oxygen. It is used in cases of respiratory distress, lung disease, post-surgical recovery, or when a patient needs assistance to breathe more efficiently.

Depending on the specific diagnosis, oxygen therapy systems, noninvasive ventilation, nebulizers, positive pressure devices, and continuous monitoring equipment may be used. All of these are designed to provide safe and effective support.

It doesn't hurt. Some devices—such as CPAP masks—may feel new or strange at first, but the clinical team will adjust them to ensure comfort and the best therapeutic outcome.

The duration depends on each patient's condition. It may serve as temporary support during an acute episode or be part of a long-term treatment plan for chronic respiratory diseases.

In most cases, yes. The goal is to improve respiratory function and help the patient resume their daily routine more comfortably. The medical team will provide specific recommendations and care instructions based on each individual case.

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