The Clinic for Lung Diseases, commonly referred to as Jordanovac, is a specialized hospital and leading national center for the diagnosis, treatment, and research of respiratory diseases in Croatia. It operates as part of the University Hospital Centre Zagreb (KBC Zagreb) and is located at Jordanovac 104, Zagreb. The clinic serves both adults and, in collaboration with other institutions, children with complex lung conditions.

• Pediatric Pulmonology: Diagnosis and treatment of respiratory conditions in children.

  Allergy and Clinical Immunology: Management of allergic diseases and immune system disorders.

  Pediatric Rheumatology: Treatment of inflammatory and autoimmune conditions in children.

  Neuropediatrics: Care for neurological disorders in children.

  Otorhinolaryngology (ENT): Specialized care for ear, nose, and throat conditions.

  Cardiology: Management of heart-related conditions in pediatric patients.

  Nephrology: Kidney care for children with nephrological conditions.

  Endocrinology: Treatment of hormonal disorders in children.

  Anesthesiology and Pain Management: Pain control and anesthesia services for pediatric patients.

  Pediatric Surgery: Surgical interventions for various pediatric conditions.

  Emergency Medical Services: Immediate care for acute medical issues.

  Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics: Laboratory testing for accurate diagnosis.

  Pulmonary Function Testing: Assessing lung function in children.

  Physical and Inhalation Therapy: Rehabilitation and respiratory therapy.

  Psychology: Mental health support for children and families.

  Nutrition: Dietary guidance and support.

  Nursing Education: Training programs for nursing staff.

  Asthma Camp: Summer camp focused on asthma education and management.
   

• ISO 9001:2015 Certification: Demonstrates the hospital's commitment to quality management systems.

• First Digitized Hospital in Croatia: Utilizes electronic health records and digital systems for improved patient care.

• Reference Center for Clinical Allergology in Children: Designated by the Croatian Ministry of Health.

• Member of the Global Allergy and Asthma European Network (GA²LEN): Collaborates with international organizations to advance allergy and asthma care.

• Scientific Center of Excellence for Personalized Health Care: Supported by the Croatian Ministry of Science and Education.

• Member of the Croatian National Telemedical Network: Facilitates remote medical consultations and services.

• Centre of Competence in Molecular Diagnostics: Focuses on advanced diagnostic techniques in pediatric care.

Vision:

• Healthy Lungs for Everyone:

  This is a common overarching vision for organizations focused on lung health, emphasizing the importance of respiratory well-being for all individuals. 

• A Society with Optimal Respiratory Health:

  Another vision might focus on a society where respiratory health enables a long and productive life. 

• Global Leadership in Respiratory Care:

  Some clinics may aspire to be leaders in innovative, cost-effective, and cutting-edge respiratory care. 

Mission:

• Comprehensive Care:

  This would involve providing expert consultative, diagnostic, and therapeutic services for patients with lung and breathing-related illnesses. 

• Disease Prevention:

  A key mission would be to prevent lung diseases through awareness campaigns, education, and early detection programs. 

• Community Education:

  Educating the public about lung health, respiratory diseases, and preventive measures is crucial.