Pulmonx

10/27/2026

How much do you know about your lung health?

Take our quick quiz to learn more about severe COPD/emphysema and whether it may be time to talk with your doctor about your symptoms and treatment options.

Take the quiz here 👇

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10/23/2026

For years, severe COPD/emphysema made everyday activities harder for Lee - from walking down the driveway to working around his home.

Then, one month after undergoing bronchoscopic lung volume reduction with Zephyr Valves, something happened that stopped him in his tracks: he walked up the stairs without stopping.
Today, Lee says he’s walking five miles a day and getting back to working on the home he built nearly 30 years ago.

Read Lee’s story published by Northwell Health to learn about his journey:
https://www.northwell.edu/news/the-latest/lung-valve-procedure-for-severe-copd-helps-man-breathe-better

Results may vary. See Important Safety Information: https://www.zephyrvalves.com/prescriptive-information/

See how bronchoscopic lung volume reduction for severe COPD helps a New York man breathe easier and live well without medication and less oxygen.

10/13/2026

As his severe COPD/emphysema worsened, Darryl found himself doing less of what he loved, and eventually felt afraid to leave his apartment.

After receiving Zephyr Valves, Darryl says things began to change.
“I am no longer a prisoner in my own home. I get outside, go to the grocery store, I even go to the gym about three times a week.”
Now, he’s even added a trip to New Orleans to his bucket list.

Read Darryl’s full story: https://bit.ly/4xGt2aM

Results may vary.
See Important Safety Information: https://www.zephyrvalves.com/prescriptive-information/

10/06/2026

For Kasey Lominac, severe COPD/emphysema meant relying heavily on her rescue inhaler and missing everyday activities many of us take for granted.

After learning about bronchoscopic lung volume reduction with Zephyr Valves and eventually undergoing the procedure at the University of Kentucky HealthCare, those everyday moments began to look different.

"I can go to the grocery store‚ I can walk to the mailbox and back now," shares Kasey.
Read her story and the perspective of Dr. Ashish Maskey from UK HealthCare:
https://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/extraordinary-people/small-procedure-bigger-breaths

Results may vary. See Important Safety Information: https://www.zephyrvalves.com/prescriptive-information/

Bronchoscopic lung volume reduction (BLVR) is a minimally invasive procedure where tiny one-way valves are placed into the airways of the lung to improve breathing. It can greatly benefit some patients with COPD and emphysema.

09/29/2026

Worried about the cost of Zephyr Valve treatment?

Many patients who qualify for the procedure are able to secure insurance coverage, including eligible Medicare patients.

Learn more about the treatment journey and insurance support options:
https://www.zephyrvalves.com/how-to-get-treated/

09/25/2026

If breathing felt easier, what’s one thing you’d love to do again?

This World Lung Day, we’re recognizing the everyday moments that breathlessness can take away from people living with severe COPD/emphysema.

“There was a time when I felt trapped in my own home because of my breathing,” says Darryl.

After treatment with Zephyr Valves, he says he’s back at the gym, getting out more, and even adding a trip to New Orleans to his bucket list.

Read more stories from people treated with Zephyr Valves: https://bit.ly/4rvrnTO

Results may vary. See important safety information: https://pulmonx.com/prescriptive-information/

09/14/2026

It’s Assisted Living Week and we’re recognizing the family members, friends, and caregivers who help support loved ones living with severe COPD/emphysema every day.

Whether it’s helping around the house, driving to appointments, offering encouragement, or simply being there during difficult moments, your support can mean everything.

Do you have someone who has helped you through your COPD journey that you’d like to celebrate?
Tag them or share your story in the comments. ❤️

See important safety information:https://pulmonx.com/prescriptive-information/

09/08/2026

Feeling out of breath doing simple things like making coffee or walking across the room?

For many people living with severe COPD/emphysema, trapped air in the lungs can make everyday activities feel exhausting.

In this video learn how severe COPD/emphysema affects the lungs and how Zephyr Valves may help you breathe easier.

Results may vary. For risks and important safety information, see: https://pulmonx.com/prescriptive-information

09/01/2026

Living with COPD/emphysema can sometimes feel isolating, especially when people don’t fully understand what you’re going through.

Many people living with this condition often feel blamed, judged, or misunderstood. This article by the American Lung Association explores the emotional impact of COPD stigma and why support, education, and open conversations matter.

Have you ever felt judged because of your breathing condition?
Read the full article here: https://www.lung.org/blog/copd-stigma

Respiratory therapist Karen Johnson explains how knowledge can break down barriers for people with COPD.

08/25/2026

Many people living with severe COPD/emphysema wonder how treatment may affect their oxygen use.

In our study for FDA approval of the Zephyr Valve, of the patients who were on supplemental oxygen, more patients treated with the Zephyr Valves used less oxygen compared to untreated patients (15.7% vS. 6.9%, respectively) at one year. At the same time, more untreated patients reported increased oxygen use.
If you’ve been treated with Zephyr Valves, we’d love to hear about your experience.

How would you describe your oxygen use today compared to before treatment?

Share your experience in the comments below.

Results may vary. See important safety information: https://pulmonx.com/prescriptive-information/