For health plans and chronic care teams

A breathing co-pilot between care calls.A month of progress for the next one.

Help members live better with asthma and COPD between care calls. Members get everyday coaching drawn from their own breathing patterns. Your nurses open the call with the member’s month already in hand—cough nights, inhaler use and technique, the steps tried—instead of rebuilding it by phone. What you measure is yours—from first-cohort use to utilization and cost on your own claims.

Patent-protected.
No hardware to distribute.

Plan your member launch

A month between two monthly care calls. On the twenty-nine days between, the co-pilot counts cough nights, logs and coaches the inhaler, offers one small step at a time and repeats the control check-in. The month gathers into one summary the nurse has in hand when the next call opens.

Make the next conversation count

Your nurse calls once a month. Respire LYF is there the other twenty-nine days.

See what happened between care contacts: members’ cough and inhaler-use trends, recurring breathing patterns and the steps they tried.

Explore the report Read the white papers

The member’s month in one report your nurse reads before the call. How it reaches the nurse—shared report, export or staff access—is set for your program before launch.

Inside the app

Respire LYF · Monthly reportApril 2026PDF

Your month

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Stronger days 15
In between 10
Tougher days 5

Cough Rose 9–14 April

Reliever inhaler 6 → 2 puffs a week

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Prescribed inhaler · taken 28 of 30 days

On your better days

Dinner before 8 pm12 of 15
Breathing exercise before work10 of 15
Windows shut when pollen peaks7 of 15

Weekly story · 6–12 April

Your coughs rose from Thursday night, after two short nights and a high-pollen afternoon. Your reliever came out three more times than the week before. On Saturday, after an earlier dinner, the night was quieter.

4Mon

Short night5Tue

Short night6Wed

High pollen10Thu

11Fri

Earlier dinner8Sat

12Sun

coughs a night

What is working

Breathing exercise before workCalmer mornings · 8 of 10 daysKeep
Dinner before 8 pmFewer night coughs · 9 of 12 nightsKeep
Extra glass of water by 3 pmNo change for you · checked over 14 daysDropped

For your next review

Coughs rose 9–14 April, after short nights and high pollen
Reliever use fell from 6 to 2 puffs a week
Prescribed inhaler taken on 28 of 30 days

Launch the member experience. Measure the case for expansion.

Define the cohort

Start with the members already on your COPD or asthma list, the channel you already reach them through and the nurse team that owns the call. No devices to order: the invitation is the launch.

Give members daily support

Cough counted overnight on the nightstand, inhaler technique coached on the wrist, one small step at a time—and, for asthma, a five-question control check-in members can repeat month on month. Your first cohort shows who starts, who stays and what support delivery requires.

Make the next decision

Expand, adjust or stop on your members’ own numbers: activation, sustained use, control check-in and member experience from the first cohort; utilization and cost from your claims, by a method agreed at the start.

Daily support members can use

More support between calls.More to bring to the next one.

Personal breathing patterns become everyday coaching. LYF follows what changes, builds on what helps and gives members a report they can share with their care team.

CaptureAutomatic captureUnderstandFind your Breathing FingerprintActA timely step for your daySee progressSee what changedImproveBuild on what helps

Shape the first deployment

Start with your members.Build on measured participation and experience.

A member with their prescribed inhaler, an Android phone and no watch gets the complete co-pilot on day one; a compatible smartwatch adds the inhaler coach. Then read activation, sustained use, record completeness and member experience against the denominators you set.

A launch built around your members

The proposal specifies population, invitation route, setup support, responsibilities and fee. Match LYF’s phone-based experience and smartwatch inhaler capabilities to the devices your members use.

Know who started—and who stayed engaged

Define eligible, invited and activated members before launch. Review continued use and data completeness against those denominators.

Build the expansion case from your members

Participation, sustained use and member experience build the first case. If your care-management partners will be ACCESS participants when the CMS model expands to COPD in spring 2027, the between-visit program is ready now. (An announcement, not an endorsement.)

Bring your workflow and data requirements into the first conversation; the proposal is scoped to your deployment.

Plan your member launch

See the platform. Plan the launch.

Explore the current platform, published research and the deployment requirements for your population. Agree roles and evaluation measures before launch. Care and FDA policy.

Explore the evidence Data & deployment

One connected platform

Not a tracker. Not a dashboard.A co-pilot.

Less logging.

Automatic cough capture, watch measurements, local conditions and connected peak-flow readings.

Personal help.

Your Breathing Fingerprint, food guidance, inhaler coaching, nudges and guided breathing exercises.

Better habits. Visible progress.

See what changed after an action. Build on what helps. Share a report at the next care conversation.

The phone is the co-pilot. A compatible smartwatch adds automatic inhaler logging and live technique coaching.

Explore the platform capabilities

See the participant experience

Personal breathing insights, inhaler coaching and progress people can see. Explore Respire LYF on iPhone and Android. Explore the platform →

Privacy and security review

Encrypted connections, role-based access, cough audio processed on the phone and never stored, no data sold, and a business-associate agreement where your deployment needs one. Bring your security questionnaire to the first call; it is answered for your deployment while the program is scoped. Data & deployment →

Phone only, or with a smartwatch

The phone alone is a complete co-pilot. A compatible smartwatch adds automatic inhaler logging and technique coaching for pressurized metered-dose inhalers used without a spacer. What each participant gets →

One cohort. A clear next decision.

Tell us the population you serve and the workflow you want to support.

Plan your member launch