Product guide

How to Use My Asthma Life

Follow these visual guides to record information, manage medication entries, review what you logged, and prepare a report.

Task 1

Complete Your Daily Check-In

Use the daily check-in to save the core symptoms you can answer for a selected day, then add optional context when it is helpful.

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    Open Daily Check-In from Today

    On Today, scroll to Logging and review, then choose Daily check-in. A saved day is labelled Review today’s Daily Asthma Check-In.

    Today screen with the Logging and review section, a saved Daily Asthma Check-In, and the Daily check-in button.
    Start or review the selected day from Today.
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    Review the required items, then save

    Confirm the Check-in date, Controller adherence, and Required check-in items. Optional details can stay blank; after reviewing the rest of the form, select Save.

    Daily Asthma Check-In form showing the date, controller adherence, required check-in items, and wheeze choices.
    Required items are shown before the optional context fields and Save action.

Afterward: the selected day is saved and can be reviewed or updated from Today.

Task 2

Add Your Medications

Keep medication information you already have in one place. The guided flow records entries; it does not provide prescribing or treatment advice.

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    Open Meds and start an entry

    Choose Meds in the app navigation, then select Add medication.

    Medications screen with Albuterol in the medication list and an Add medication button.
    The Medication list keeps saved entries and Add medication together.
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    Describe, schedule, and confirm

    In Find medication, search or choose Custom medication, then enter information you already have. Use Continue through Schedule, review Confirm, and select Save medication.

    Confirm medication screen for Albuterol showing rescue type, dose, strength, as-needed schedule, and Save medication button.
    Review the completed entry before selecting Save medication.

Task 3

Review Your Insights

Insights summarize the information you recorded and explain their limitations. They do not diagnose conditions, confirm causes or triggers, or provide treatment advice.

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    Choose a review lens

    Choose Insights, then select an available range under Review lens. The Standard view shows a logged-data summary, comparison, and limitation.

    Insights Standard screen for a Year review showing Smoke or fire stood out, 212 rescue-use days, 23 night-waking days, and a data limitation.
    Read What stood out together with Comparison and Keep in mind.
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    Open More detail for the supporting evidence

    Select More detail to review the same result’s period and comparison. Insight wording describes logged patterns; it does not diagnose, prove a trigger, or establish cause.

    Insights More detail screen showing a one-year review of Smoke or fire stood out, a comparison of rescue use and night waking, and language that it is not proof of cause.
    More detail keeps the result tied to logged comparisons and its limits.

Task 4

Create a Report

Reports organize saved information for review. Read the report and its data limitations before using it; it is not a medical record or a substitute for professional evaluation.

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    Open the report and choose a period

    From the Standard Insight, select Open report. In Reports, use Summary period to select an available range; the on-screen report updates for that range.

    Reports screen showing Summary period, a selected 365-day date range, and range choices including 7d, 30d, 90d, and 180d.
    Choose the Summary period that fits the review you want to share.
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    Read the visit summary and its limits

    Start with Doctor visit summary and the Clinical handoff. Read the selected date range, logged-days count, and data-quality context before using the summary for a conversation; it is not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

    Reports screen with Doctor visit summary, Clinical handoff, Top things to discuss, a 365-day date range, and 365 logged days.
    The report separates saved information, questions to discuss, and its limits.

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Open My Asthma Life to start or continue a check-in, medication entry, review, or report.

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