Respiratory Disease Management Platform: Empowering Asthma and COPD Patients through connected self-care

Keywords: (Clinical) Decision Support Services, (Patient) Decision Support System, Access to Health Data
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Owner
Aptar Digital Health
Name: Eve Mage Email: Organisation: Aptar Digital Health Role: Respiratory Product Manager I’m happy to be contacted for further information about Platform, its features, clinical evaluation, or potential collaboration opportunities.
Type
Digital solution and service (e.g. application/digital health portal/platform/AI based system/etc.)
Short description

The Respiratory Disease Management Platform (ADH RDMP) is a CE marked self-management platform designed to support people with
asthma and COPD, developed by Aptar Digital Health.

COPD and asthma patients seeking better control and personalized support can use the Respi.me mobile application in combination with:

  • A connected inhaler sensor (The HeroTracker Sense) to monitor technique and adherence
  • A Bluetooth spirometer to record lung function (FEV1, FVC, PEF)
  • Features like symptom and trigger tracking, physical activity monitoring, and tailored education

Healthcare professionals can access real-time data via the Respi.me Connect portal for remote monitoring and support. The platform can also be used by Hospitals and healthcare systems looking to improve asthma outcomes and reduce exacerbations, as well as researchers and digital health innovators interested in evaluating or integrating asthma management tools or Pharmaceutical companies interested in real-world data collection and adherence monitoring for clinical trials.

The platform is CE-marked and available through license agreements, with pricing models likely based on deployment scale and service area. The HeroTracker® Sense inhaler sensor is both CE-marked and FDA-cleared, ensuring regulatory compliance for use in clinical and commercial settings.

Evidence
Impact on health outcomes, Economic value to health and care systems
Maturity
There is evidence for economic viability and/or of benefits to the target group of the practice. Further research/development is needed for routine use.
The platform is currently undergoing clinical evaluation, including a study at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. Preliminary results indicate potential benefits for patients in asthma control.
Countries
United Kingdom (please specify)
Geographical scope
International
The platform is ready for deployment in France, and a scaling plan is underway, with active initiatives in the UK and the US. These efforts aim to support broader adoption across healthcare systems and clinical research environments. The solution is designed to be adaptable to other European countries, with multilingual support and compliance with EU regulatory standards.
Language(s)
The app is currently available in English, French and Spanish.
Comment
NA
Submitted in other database or repository of digital health resources that is publicly available
No

Additional information

Relations
to clinicians / care practitioners
Clinical decision support
Health data analytics (Artificial Intelligence/algorithm development and calibration/machine learning/risk stratification tools/etc.)
Care pathway tracking and adherence
to patients / citizens
Remote monitoring apps/health outcomes tracking
Sensors/wearable devices
Digital tools to support health education (health literacy)/digital health literacy
Reminders/alerts
Digital tools to support patient feedback and reporting of outcomes and experiences
Self-management/ICT supporting adherence to medication and care-plans
Primary target patient group (age)
Youth and young adults (15-24), Adults (25-64), Older adults (65+)
Use case and care pathway positioning
Disease monitoring, treatment compliance, self-management
The platform is already been used in the US, UK and ready for deployment in France and designed for broader adoption across other healthcare systems.
Plans for cross-border implementation
Implemented and deployed cross-border
Connectivity of the solution with regional and/or national services
The platform is already been used in the US, UK and ready for deployment in France and designed for broader adoption across other healthcare systems.