Clinical studies show patients using the Hailie® solution for asthma management increases adherence to controller medications resulting in:
Adherence
AdherenceImproving adherence in those patients who misuse or confuse their inhaler medications.
Data
DataReplacing inaccurate patient-reported data with objective metrics to direct healthcare professionals in the individualized care approach.
Gain access to invaluable medication usage data to better help your patients.
Provide individualized care to your patients.
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The Solution for Patients
The Hailie® sensor easily attaches to your patient’s inhaler without interfering with normal inhaler use. The Hailie® app tracks inhaler use and sends reminders with every missed dose. The Hailie® app also allows patients to share adherence reports directly with you.
Recommend Hailie® to your Patients
1
Direct Patients to hailie.com
Patients can subscribe the Hailie® solution directly from our website.
2
Sync to the Hailie® app
After attaching the Hailie® sensor to their inhaler, patients download and sync to the Hailie® app.
3
Start Tracking
The Hailie® solution tracks inhaler usage.
4
Patients Share Data with you
Patients' data is shared on an easy to navigate healthcare provider portal.
Hailie® is there for you
Clinical Tools
- Easily identify patients who may require additional support with their inhaler medications.
- Identify changes in controller medication adherence and rescue inhaler use.
- Gain unique insights into how your patients take their inhaler medication.
Hailie® sensors are compatible with Symbicort® HFA, Ventolin® HFA, Advair® HFA, Flovent® HFA, ProAir® HFA, Bevespi Aerosphere®, Symbicort® Turbuhaler®, Bricanyl® Turbuhaler®, Advair® Diskus®, Flovent® Diskus®, and Handihaler® medications.
We are continuously adding our medication adherence solutions. If your patients use other medication please send us an email at support@hailie.com
The performance of the Hailie® sensors has been independently verified with an accuracy detection of over 99% making it a reliable measure of inhaler use.
* Sutherland G, Wilson D, Cho M. Track and Remind: Can Connected Devices Improve Patient Medication Adherence? RDD Europe. 2017; 1: p. 65-76.