Non-profit

Remote Clinic Rx is A virtual Healthcare Clinic that provides Telehealth services support and education to improve the way patients manage their Asthma via Virtual visits with license doctors 24 Hours a day 7 days a week throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

Healthy Breathing conducts in-home visitations to provide asthma management education, environmental health interventions necessary to stabilize and improve individual and family health, and referrals to clinical care.

The Respira Sano Program is a PCORI (Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute) funded asthma comparative effectiveness research project that aims to improve asthma control among Latino children ages six to seventeen in Imperial County, California. Working in partnership with academic/research institute (San Diego State University and the Institute for Behavioral and Community Health) with over 30 years of experience conducting rigorous public health research, a community clinic (Clínicas de Salud del Pueblo, Inc.) with excellent reach and credibility in the partner community, a community-based organization (Comité Cívico del Valle) with extensive experience in promoting asthma control, and a division of the state health department (California Breathing) responsible for asthma control efforts statewide.

We are now Kids First of So Cal in Burbank, in West Hills and stretch across Greater LA and the Inland Valley to San Bernardino and up to Santa Barbara depending on our programs. We are integrating health literacy with active lifestyles, biology and science inquiry in citizen science with core studies,the arts, and academic gains using blended instruction and partnerships.

Camp Not-A-Wheeze is a unique recreational and educational program that helps children ages 7-14 with moderate to severe asthma, learn effective asthma management skills so they can lead active lives while successfully managing their chronic illness. Asthma education is integrated with recreational camp activities, empowering children to understand and avoid their asthma triggers, recognize warning signals of an oncoming episode, properly use their medications, and exercise control over their disease.