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Who is the Mid-Atlantic Asthma Foundation? The Mid-Atlantic Asthma Foundation is a Non-profit organization, established to assist individuals living with asthma in achieving asthma control. It was founded in 2004 to help address the growing need for asthma education. The mission of the Mid-Atlantic Asthma Foundation is to help people manage asthma through education, asthma screenings, and attainment of resources. We provide services to many communities throughout Maryland with a vision to expand our efforts into the Mid-Atlantic region.

The Mid-Atlantic Center for Children's Health and the Environment is located at Children's National Medical Center and offers free consultation and educational programming on environmental management of pediatric asthma. Consultation is available via phone at 1-866-622-2431 and email at macche@cnmc.org

The objectives of MARAN are to establish a network of stakeholders to implement the National Asthma Strategy and to provide an educational forum to exchange information about issues pertaining to the asthma epidemic in the Mid-Atlantic Region.

Signature events have included annual celebrations of World Asthma Day at Impression 5 Museum and "Not One More Life" at various places of worship and Head Start locations. The coalition now also works to advance healthcare improvements, such as health plan reimbursement for in-home asthma case management, increased availability of medical supplies (spacers), and improvements to both indoor and outdoor air quality.

Milwaukee Public Schools operates a CDC-funded asthma grant program.

The Minnesota Department of Health Indoor Air Program provides tools and resources to minimize environmental asthma triggers in homes, schools and daycare facilities.

The vision of the Minnesota Department of Health asthma program is that “Minnesotans with asthma will have healthy environments and will be able to enjoy life not limited by their asthma because their asthma is appropriately managed and well controlled.”

Mission Children’s Hospital serves the 21 most rural and isolated counties in North Carolina. This area’s diverse minority population faces some of the greatest health disparities in the state, and further, the majorty of Mission Children’s Hopsital patients are uninsured or underinsured. Pediatric asthma, unsurprisingly, is one of these disparate health concerns. Through an innovative and bold approach designed to meet the unique needs of this population and to impact minority children suffering from asthma in a significant way, Mission Hospital developed the Regional Asthma Disease Management Program (RADMP).

The Mississippi Association of Educators was formed after community college staff and faculty began to experience asthma symptoms as a result of their indoor environments.

The MSDH Asthma Program is a statewide program that aims to improve the quality of life for all Mississippians with asthma.

State asthma program primarily focusing on childhood asthma.

The Respiratory Program educates the community into awareness of Asthma related events with prevention, intervention and some guidelines working closely with the American Lung Association, Minnesota Society for Respiratory Care and Asthma Coalition.

The mission of the Mobile C.A.R.E. Foundation is to provide free and comprehensive asthma care, health education, and medications to children with in Chicago's underserved communities via mobile medical clinics, the Asthma Vans.

Indoor mold growth has been shown to increase the possibility of developing asthma and can cause an increase of problems for those that already have asthma. We are a nationwide network of certified mold inspectors that collect air and surface samples from a property to determine if mold is a problem. Clients that do have mold issues are provided a detailed report for how to fix the problems.

Medicare, Medicaid and Marketplace - Government sponsored healthcare to low-income individuals.including kids, seniors, families and people with disabilities.

Moms Clean Air Force is a national movement of more than 132,000 moms — and dads too! — who are protecting our children’s right to clean air. Moms Clean Air Force is a special project of the Environmental Defense Fund.

The goal of the Monroe Plan - Improving Asthma Care for Children is to improve the identification and diagnosis of children with asthma within the Monroe Plan population, to help patients and their families better manage their disease, and through outreach, to coordinate their care in primary care, specialty and school settings, with the overall result of improved health status and utilization of resources.

Montana Asthma Control Program improves the quality of life for all Montanans with asthma by supporting statewide efforts that promote self management education, effective clinical care and coordination, and the creation of asthma friendly environments.