Clinical Research Network (LFCRN)

The LAM Foundation seeks to improve the care and treatment of all LAM patients to facilitate research and to find an effective treatment for LAM. To that end, we have launched a new program, The LAM Foundation Clinical Research Network (LFCRN), to develop regional LAM Clinics throughout the world. The objective of the LFCRN is to focus LAM care to medical institutions or hospitals that have the interest and expertise to deliver state-of-the-art, coordinated, multidisciplinary LAM care, and to perform cooperative research with other LAM clinics.

LAM CLINICS

Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH
Jeff Chapman, MD, FCCP
216.444.4222

Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, AZ
Richard Helmers, MD
480.301.8000

Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Jay Ryu, MD
507.284.2447

Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC
Charlie Strange, MD / Steve Sahn, MD
843.792.3174 / 843.792.3161

National Jewish Health, Denver, CO
Gregory Downey, MD
303.398.1436 x1881

New York Presbyterian/Columbia, New York, NY
Jeanine D'Armiento, MD, PhD
212.305.3745

Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, OR
Jeff Chapman, MD, FCCP
216.444.4222

Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA
Stephen Ruoss, MD
650.723.6381

Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
Geraldine Finlay, MD, Co-Director
617.636.7751

University of California, Los Angeles, CA
Joseph Lynch, MD
310.825.8599

University of California, San Francisco, CA
Harold Collard, MD / Talmadge King Jr., MD
415.206.8314 / 415.476.0909

University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH
Francis McCormack, MD, Co-Director
513.558.4831

University of Miami, Miami, FL
Marilyn Glassberg, MD
305.243.6388

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
MeiLan Han MD, Director
734.998.5759

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
Robert Kotloff, MD
215.349.5488

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