Are school facility directors involved in these Denver-based efforts to reduce asthma triggers through operations & maintenance activities such as cleaning products, IAQ monitor installation, filter changeouts, etc?

This is very useful info for helping families control HOME and SCHOOL factors that affect asthma. Any strategy/suggestions for how to help families/communities when the environmental threats are coming from outside the home--environmental injustice issues such as close-by chemical treatment plants (e.g., sewage, water), or high voltage power lines and the radiation and micro-pollutants that accumulate around such lines, off-gassing from dumps, etc?

Now that Asthma guidelines recommend ICS use to treat asthma flare-ups, are we to advise parents to deliver both albuterol AND ICS to school for use to treat flare up at school?

Hello,

In light of COVID-19 and young children with asthma in school, many of us will be deliveing albuterol and other inhaled medications to students via MDI and spacer, however there are students with special needs and those of young age who are not able to effectively take inhaled medications by MDI / spacer. What methods of delivering nebulizer treatments safely to these students have been explored or discussed?

Thank you,

Dan 

I would like to better understand about home assessment...if one is making a decision about triggers, can we assume ALL those patients have been allergy tested? 

What is the best way to get actual cost data, for example inpatient cost, medication costs, etc? Is there a national standard set of data available that can be used to calculate ROI? Otherwise, that data is hard to obtain in an individual setting.

I am not sure how the questions are being answered. First time user for me in this format.

What is the expanded reimbursement for providers?

During the process did you work with undocumented families?