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For patients

A guided way to work on your breathing, at home.

Aera gives you a simple daily routine for living with COPD — and keeps your care team in the picture. The daily check-in and breathing take about five minutes; guided activity sessions build gradually, at your own pace.

An older man sitting comfortably at home, calmly using a phone

Cost & eligibility

What Aera costs, and who it’s for.

What it costs

Aera is usually provided through your clinic. Your clinic checks your coverage before you start and tells you if there is any cost. You never pay Aera directly.

You don’t need to send us medical details to find out.

Who it’s for

Aera is for adults living with COPD. Most people are introduced by their clinician or pulmonary rehab program. If you’re not sure whether Aera is right for you, that’s what the first conversation is for, and there is no obligation.

Is this for me?

Aera may be a good fit if…

  • You have been told you have COPD and want a simple daily routine.
  • You would like to keep up with breathing exercises at home.
  • You want your doctor or care team to see how you are doing.
  • You would like a family member or caregiver to help you get started.

A day with Aera

Three simple steps each day.

Breathe

Follow a short, guided breathing exercise, paced for you.

Check in

Answer a few easy questions about how you feel today.

See progress

Watch your week come together, one day at a time.

See it in action

A little more each week.

Short lessons, a guided exercise you can follow along with, and breathing practice — all laid out clearly, one week at a time.

  • Follow-along exercise demos
  • Plain-language lessons
  • “Read this to me” on every step
The Aera weekly view: a guided fifteen-minute interval walk with follow-along demonstration videos and plain-language instructions

You are not alone

Built-in support.

Your care team

Your progress is organized so you and your clinician can look at it together.

Your family

A family member or caregiver can help you set up Aera and stay involved.

A voice to guide you

An optional voice assistant can read things aloud and guide you, hands-free.

Aera is a supportive, educational program — not a replacement for your doctor or your care. Always follow the guidance of your healthcare provider.

Ready when you are.

Take the first step today — at your own pace.