Mobile Air Quality Monitor Program

We believe that when individuals have access to real-time air quality data, they can make more informed decisions with their communities, healthcare providers, and families. This program allows individuals ages 13-90 that live in Wayne County and are diagnosed with asthma to better understand how air quality affects their health. Eligible participants will receive a free air quality monitor and digital inhaler case! Participants must bring their phone and inhaler to complete their onboarding.

 Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to participate in this program?

This program is open to Wayne County residents between the ages of 13 and 90 who have asthma and use an inhaler. Participants must also have a smartphone capable of downloading mobile apps. Participants must bring their phone to this event to complete the onboarding onsite. 

What will participants receive as part of the program?

Each participant will receive a mobile air quality monitor (Atmotube PRO) to track environmental conditions, a Bluetooth-enabled inhaler case with a Flic button to log inhaler use, and access to the JustAir Asthma Journal Dashboard for tracking air quality trends and symptoms.

What is expected of participants during the program?

Participants will need to carry their mobile monitor, use their inhaler case as they normally would, and check their JustAir dashboard regularly. They may also be asked to provide feedback on their experience to help improve the program.

How long does onboarding take?

Onboarding can take up to 45 minutes. You can complete onboarding by scheduling an appointment with our team or attending an event we'll be tabling at this summer. 

How long does the program last, and can I keep my devices?

The program runs for one year and at the end of the program, participants will be able to keep their devices for continued use.