Respiro supports remote patient monitoring in respiratory care. Everyday inhaler use becomes an objective, shared record of doses taken, reliever use and inhalation technique for clinicians, care teams and respiratory services. Patients keep using their inhalers; with their consent, your team sees the same recorded picture they see, through Respiro Hub.
The provider value is not just more data. It is a clearer division of labour across the people involved in care: clinicians get better-informed visits, care teams get a shared view of the patients who share with them, and respiratory services get a monitoring model that grows beyond one clinic.
See recorded doses taken and inhalation technique before the consultation, so the visit can focus on the patient's pattern, barriers and treatment plan rather than recollection.
Reliever use, doses taken and technique appear as patients log and sync: one record the whole team is reading from.
Clinic-ready summaries, Respiro Hub and integration pathways let respiratory services move from individual device data to a repeatable monitoring programme.
Preventer doses as they were recorded, reliever entries as they were logged: the shared picture a care team opens before a visit. Counts as recorded: no ratings, no rankings.
The strongest provider programmes make the workflow explicit: enrol the right patients, capture data automatically, review the shared record at the team's own pace, then reach out with a concise summary. Respiro is built to support that operating model without asking the clinic to run a separate device programme.
Start with the respiratory cohort where visibility would change management: uncontrolled asthma, COPD, high reliever use, recent exacerbations or therapy escalation.
Embedded or add-on sensing records dose timing and inhalation technique as patients use their inhalers, reducing manual logs and recall bias.
Respiro Hub shows the patients who share with you in one searchable, sortable list of recorded data. Whom to review, and when, stays the team's decision: Respiro Hub does not rank patients or flag them against thresholds.
Clinic-ready summaries support pre-visit review, remote check-ins and documentation into the record or partner workflow where the deployment supports it.
In earlier Respiro studies, participant groups whose doses taken and inhalation technique were visible showed better asthma control and lower downstream costs of poorly-controlled disease. The numbers belong to specific study populations, not a blanket promise for every clinic.
Figures come from individual Respiro studies (a cluster RCT (n=68, ERS 2022), a real-world service evaluation (n=59, RDD 2026) and earlier pilots) and describe study populations, not a promise of individual results. Conference results are labelled as such. See the evidence →
Successful connected-respiratory programmes define the clinical question first: who should be enrolled, how the team reviews the shared record, who owns outreach, and where the summary is documented.
Respiro is designed to support that programme design across a single clinic, a respiratory service or a broader provider network, including integration and reimbursement pathways where they apply.
Respiro records what claims data, refill history and self-report cannot: when each dose was actually taken, and the inhalation behind it.
Respiro runs on secure cloud infrastructure, with GDPR- and HIPAA-aligned deployments. Data-protection and security controls are scoped to the product and deployment.
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