The SmartVest Airway Clearance System is a percussive vest therapy device that delivers rapidly repeating pulses of air that gently squeeze and release the upper body, causing mucus to loosen, thin, and propel towards major airways, where it’s easier to cough out.
SmartVest offers lifetime warranty coverage for your airway clearance vest, device, and accessories, ensuring long-term reliability. Our in-home patient setup provides hands-on guidance from licensed respiratory therapists, while tele-respiratory monitoring ensures ongoing progress tracking. Plus, on-call product support is available for repairs, replacements, and percussive therapy device needs.
Get back to doing the activities you love and find symptom relief from your chronic lung condition by using an HFCWO percussive chest vest that fits your lifestyle. With each therapy session, your body receives the support it needs to breathe easier and live better.
If shortness of breath, frequent cough, or chest pain is getting in the way of you enjoying life’s moments, you may be living with a chronic respiratory condition, such as COPD, cystic fibrosis, or bronchiectasis. Over your lifetime, these lung diseases can weaken the airways, making it difficult for your body to naturally clear mucus on its own, which may result in repeat infections. An airway clearance vest provides percussive therapy to help loosen and mobilize mucus.
The SmartVest Airway Clearance System is a proven percussive airway vest that demonstrates its effectiveness in managing respiratory symptoms associated with bronchiectasis, COPD and other respiratory diseases. Clinical evidence continues to grow to support HFCWO therapy and SmartVest, showing improved patient outcomes.
SmartVest is available by prescription only. Request an Informational Packet, with forms included, to bring to your next appointment to discuss symptoms and whether a percussive vest therapy solution may be appropriate for managing symptoms of a chronic lung condition like bronchiectasis. To properly diagnose bronchiectasis, ensure your doctor requests an HRCT scan of your lungs and airways.
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