Analyse de l'application Breathment pour le 18 janvier

Breathment helps you take control of your Asthma or COPD. The app brings respiratory therapy, expert knowledge, and targeted exercises directly to your home – helping you relieve symptoms, improve your breathing, and navigate everyday life with more confidence. After registering, you can book an appointment directly in the app with a physiotherapist from our experienced team. They will guide you step by step through the setup and show you how to use the app safely and easily. You’ll receive a personalized health plan that includes breathing, stretching, and movement exercises tailored to your needs and goals. This allows you to train effectively and strengthen your airways – all from the comfort of your home. Breathment offers much more than just respiratory therapy: In the app, you’ll find a symptom diary, regular self-assessment questionnaires, easy-to-follow videos on breathing techniques, relaxation, and movement, a comprehensive knowledge library, and up-to-date air quality and pollen forecasts – helping you stay on top of your health at all times. With regular video group sessions, personal feedback on your progress, and ongoing support from our expert team, you’ll stay motivated and well-supported – all from the comfort of your home. Get started now and discover how the right support can help you take control of your breathing and your daily life. Disclaimer: Please read the instruction for use document carefully before use. You can begin your exercise program only after you have been assigned your first program by your responsible physiotherapist. Before you start using Breathment, be sure to consult a physician to ensure that you are allowed to be physically active with your medical condition. Breathment cannot diagnose, does not replace medical or physical therapy consultation, does not recommend treatment plans, and does not provide information for diagnostic or therapeutic decisions, but assists patients in performing the exercises and managing the disease.