Conditions · Pulmonary
Asthma
Asthma is controlled by what happens between visits — inhaler technique, triggers in the home, sleep. In-home care puts a physician exactly where those variables live.
How we care for it at home
- Home assessment for triggers: dust, pets, mold, smoke.
- Inhaler and spacer technique corrected on the spot.
- Written action plans the family can actually follow.
- Coordination with allergy and pulmonology when needed.
What we watch for
- Nighttime symptoms and rescue inhaler frequency.
- Overlap with COPD in older adults.
- Reflux, sinus disease, and other drivers of poor control.
- Mental health, which strongly influences symptom perception and control.
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