For health systems
The detail your procurement review needs.
If you’re evaluating Aera for a pulmonary-rehab program, this page gathers the program-structure, outcome-measurement, and security information your diligence requires — in one place.
Evidence & methodology
A program informed by established rehab practice.
Aera’s structure draws on recognized pulmonary-rehabilitation principles. We describe what the program is modeled on — we do not claim clinical outcomes.
Guideline-informed structure
The multi-week routine is informed by GOLD reporting on COPD management and AACVPR-informed pulmonary-rehabilitation program structure — adapted for guided, at-home delivery.
A defined rehab curriculum
Guided breathing techniques, progressive paced activity, and patient education organized as a structured multi-week program, not ad-hoc monitoring.
Standard outcome instruments
Patient-reported and functional measures use recognized instruments — CAT, mMRC, and sit-to-stand / functional assessments — so results are comparable to the rehab category.
Built for measurement
Structured, longitudinal data capture is designed to support program evaluation and study-grade analysis over time.
Aera is an educational and supportive pulmonary-rehabilitation program. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or make clinical decisions. References to guidelines describe the principles the program is modeled on, not claims of clinical benefit.
Security & privacy
Designed for institutional diligence.
The privacy page speaks to patients. This is the organization-level summary your security and compliance reviewers ask for.
Encryption
Health information is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Role-based access control
Least-privilege access by role; clinicians see only the patients on their care team.
Audit logging
Access to patient records is logged to support audit and accountability.
U.S. data residency
The U.S. program runs in U.S. infrastructure, isolated by region — no cross-region data movement.
Consent versioning
Consents are captured and versioned, so what a patient agreed to — and when — is on record.
De-identified research extract
A de-identified data pathway is designed to support program evaluation without exposing identifiers.
An honest word on HIPAA
Aera is built to a HIPAA-aligned roadmap. We say “aligned roadmap,” not “HIPAA certified,” because that’s the accurate description of where the platform is today — and we’d rather a sophisticated buyer hear it from us than discover a gap later. We’re glad to walk your compliance team through the current posture and the path ahead, including business-associate arrangements where they apply.
Early, and clinically grounded.
Aera is an early-stage program working with pulmonary-rehabilitation clinicians to bring a structured, guideline-informed routine into the home. We’d rather earn your program’s trust on clinical rigor and a transparent security posture than on a logo wall. If you’re evaluating Aera, we’ll meet your diligence head-on.
Bring a structured rehab program to your patients.
We’ll walk your clinical and security teams through the detail.