Dr. Parker saved my life. I was in terrible condition with Covid Double Pneumonia and she provided…read moredaily care while I was in ICU at SMH. She has used the past two years to learn how patients react to treatment and evolved to very effective and successful protocols for Covid. I am thrilled with her treatment plan and the success of my recovery.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Pulmonary Diseases…read more- Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice - Physicians & Surgeons, Sleep Disorders - Physicians & Surgeons, Public Health - Physicians & Surgeons

Dr. Murray is great - he really spends time with patients listening to your issues. We just moved…read morehere and he is so much better than my last allergist. The office is also very professional and well-run. Shayna in the shot clinic is efficient, conscientious, and thoughtful. You won't regret going here!

From the owner: MSAAC is Mississippi's premier asthma and allergy clinic, with 8 locations conveniently spread…read moreacross the state. Our expert allergists and asthma specialists are dedicated to treating symptoms of asthma, as well as food and seasonal allergies. We use state-of-the-art allergy testing techniques, including skin/patch testing, allergy shots, and oral challenges. If you suffer from asthma or allergies, visit one of our locations to receive the care you deserve!

Initial issue with scheduling. Abrupt and callous front desk experience. Long wait without…read more explanation. Once called to a room, was told, "Hopefully not long before you see the doctor." After another hour, still unable to find out how much longer. Asked if it is always like this and received profuse, apologies explaining mostly like this in the mornings. I left. Going to Singing River. After reading other online reviews, it seems Ike the right choice to leave. Good luck if you are stuck with this dude.

This guy - I want to get on here and just bash him with every word in the book. But instead, I'll…read morejust say - doctors that in healthcare to actually HELP people??? This guy is NOT one of them. Treated me like a drug addict/drug seeker because - I had been to the ER in January for the flu/pneumonia and was given a cough syrup. I didn't even ASK them for the cough syrup. I barely even USED it - took it twice and it's sat there because it didn't do anything. So I'm all hopeful about seeing this man to treat my sleep disorder that I've finally been diagnosed with after suffering with for over 20 years - and get treated like a druggie and told to try caffeine. I can't say anything for his work as a pulmonologist, but as a sleep doctor, do NOT even waste your time or your money. If I could give less than a star, I would. Nobody deserves to be treated so poorly when they're desperately seeking help to try and live a semi normal life. Awful, awful excuse for a doctor.

Dr. Younis XXXX Did a Blood Gas test and said it came back Normal…read more My copy of the test said it was ABNORMAL with very high Ph and extremely low PCO2. He has no suggestions as to why I can not breathe without getting dizzy and nearly passing out on occasion. I am changing doctors and perhaps can get some help elsewhere. K b

I had an appointment about a week and a half ago dr. Rogness was awesome and so as the staff for…read morethose who are moving to Hattiesburg and looking for a pulmonologist I highly recommend YouTube dr. Rogness

God bless Pediatric Emergency Room Physician Mark Carbon and the entire staff in Children's…read moreHospital New Orleans' (CHNOLA) emergency room. Thursday started off like any other day and my 2.5 year old son seemed his normal self, except for a low grade fever of 99 degrees. Fast forward 5 hours and my son still had a 99 degree fever, but he whined of being tired and became very lethargic in a fairly short period of time. I got the call at work and instructed my wife to bring him directly to CHNOLA's E.R. as she was already fairly close by and he was still responsive but very lethargic. Not wanting to incriminate myself, I'll just say I MAY have exceeded the posted speed limits exponentially in an effort to meet them there; and actually beat them there by 2 minutes. Upon her arrival to the E.R., my son was very lethargic and went into a seizure. We were immediately brought into the back of the E.R. and assessed by Dr. Carbon; who immediately and decisively took charge. Within a few minutes my son was being treated by a team of 9 professionals and we were asked to step back to allow the additional personnel to his bedside. It's a scary sight to see the trauma team cutting your kids clothes off, as you know they sensed the urgency. However, they never asked us to leave the E.R. and I'm glad as we wanted to be by his side. (For the record, they was no way that I was ever going to leave his side) Our son's seizure or low tolerance to the seizure medicine Ativan caused him to lose control of his airway and he had to be bagged and then intubated. And when the intubation tube wasn't quite in the right place, Dr. Carbon calmly ordered it removed and a new one inserted. For anyone who's seen this performed in person on a loved one, I can assure you that it is difficult to watch; especially when it's your only child. But Dr. Carbon conducted this medical team of respiratory therapists (Byron), neurologists, pulmonologists and nurses with a calmness that was reassuring; or at least as reassuring as it could be under the circumstances. He was a steadfast professional that triumphed under pressure; especially the pressure of 2 overly concerned parents. But even as he was fully involved in giving orders and making decisions, he still took time to quickly answer our questions while he worked. It didn't take long for the E.R. to diagnose his virus, as it was one of the 17 most common kid viruses they test for. I'm not sure how much time passed before he was stable enough to be transferred to the Pediatric Intensive Care unit (PICU), but each second felt like an eternity; And I'm hoping that we thanked him on the way out. But like I said, we were overwhelmed with emotions and wanted to stay at our son's side as he was wheeled up to the PICU. So thank you Dr. Mark Carbon and thank you to everyone on duty Thursday night, as you truly did save our son's life. FYI - In 24 hours, our son was released from the PICU and placed in a regular room. And 20 hours later we were home.