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Better Manage Your Asthma

How often you use your inhaler is a sign of how well controlled your asthma is, and where you use your inhaler can provide clues about what is causing your symptoms.

  • Automatically track when and where you use your inhaler with the Asthmapolis sensor
  • Identify trends in your asthma triggers and symptoms over time
  • Receive personalized education on how you can improve your asthma
  • Applications available in English and Spanish

Here’s what patients have reported:

I used my inhaler more than I remember, and noticed patterns in the time of day I was using my inhaler.
I’ve been more keen to note surroundings when I feel shortness of breath; it opened my eyes to triggers I wasn’t aware of in the past.

If you are interested in signing up, contact us, or talk to your physician.

Remote Monitoring and Management

Physicians and health care providers can now identify in near-real-time patients with uncontrolled disease and attend to them before they suffer a severe exacerbation. In addition, our tools let patients easily record use of controller medications, and deliver targeted reminders when needed, to help spur adherence to controller medication.

  • Informative views of patients and their progress
  • Remotely monitor level of control and adherence
  • Customizable alerts and notifications

Here’s what patients have reported:

I was able to see and relate to my doctor that my asthma is not under control.
I’m now using my controller medicine more regularly and on time.

If you are interested in using Asthmapolis at your organization, please contact us.

Reduced Costs and Improved Quality

Asthmapolis is focused on developing a new approach to chronic respiratory disease management that will improve quality of care while reducing costs. The cost of an uncontrolled asthma patient compared to a controlled asthma patient is estimated at $3,000-$4,000 per patient annually.

In clinical studies of the Asthmapolis system, we found that:

  • Uncontrolled asthma declined by 50 percent, and
  • More than 70 percent improved their level of control

For more information on how Asthmapolis can help your organization implement a more effective asthma management program, please contact us.