Healthcare Provider

H.E.L.P.free clinics and mobile units provide holistic health care and preventive services to reduce morbidity and mortality and increase access to proper standards of care.

Fullerton Asthma Collaborative Treatment Services focuses on implementing policy changes that will improve sub-standard housing conditions impacting asthma triggers for low income children in South Fullerton.

Taming the Tiger is an asthma education management program offering classes to school aged children.

The Asthma Self-Management Education Program of the Greater Lawrence Family Health Center targets the Latino population of Lawrence living with the burden of asthma through an individualized, high-quality bilingual educational series which culminates with a tailored written asthma action plan.

Paradise Family Health Center Pediatrics aims to improve the quality of clinical asthma care for California children, resulting in improvement in health outcomes, quality of life, and health disparities.

Since 2000, SUHI and Sinai Children’s Hospital have implemented a series of six comprehensive interventions aimed to decrease asthma-related morbidity and improve the quality of life of inner-city children with asthma and their families.

Mid City Community Clinic Pediatrics is a comprehensive asthma program for children ages 0-18 years in a community health center setting that provides a medical home for asthma patients along with case-management and in-home education.

Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) is an integrated health system that includes 3 hospitals, more than 20 primary care practices, and a statewide Medicaid managed health program (Network Health) whose vision is to perfect asthma care for patients age 3-18.

Children's Hospital Boston Community Asthma Initiative targets children age 2-18 who visit Children's Hospital as a result of asthma or an asthma-related complication, conducts an assessment of the family's needs for asthma care, then provides support, including asthma education, housing or legal advocacy, pest management, care coordination, and referrals to other social agencies.

The AIR Program addresses the needs of people with frequent Emergency Department visits for asthma by helping patients to develop Asthma Action Plans in coordination with an Asthma Educator, communicate effectively with their care providers and understand how to correctly use and take medications.