HappyAir Argentina

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Driving digital health to empower respiratory patients.

Lovexair Foundation, in alliance with GANOA and the Tucumán Respiratory Disease Research Center,
and support as co-sponsor of the Global Allergy & Airways Patient Platform
(GAAPP), promote this pilot program of support and accompaniment in Argentina for people
with mild, moderate and severe asthma in urban and rural areas.

If you have any difficulties with the Checkair form, please write to us on WhatsApp. (+54) 9 11 3655-0377

or email info@happyair.org

I WANT TO PARTICIPATE!

Benefits of joining Happyair Argentina

Personalized accompaniment of a HappyAir Coach
HappyAir has a team of respiratory physiotherapists with extensive training and experience.

feel better every day
HappyAir helps you control your disease so you can live a full and healthy life.

Community of meeting and learning
HappyAir creates spaces for communication between all members of the community.

Security and data protection
HappyAir is a safe and reliable environment for your digital medical record

How to participate

People interested in joining the program HappyAir Argentina must complete the Check@ir form.

If you have any questions or difficulties with the form, write to us at info@happyair.org and we will contact you as soon as possible.

I'M INTERESTED

Learn more about Happyair Argentina

Professional team

Claudia Jimenez

Claudia Jimenez

Therapist Respiratory graduated from respiratory Therapy Institute and Barry University in Miami Fla USA, with specialization in Mount Intensive Care Sinai from Miami Beach Fla USA. Expert in management of Fibrosis Cystic and Asma, member of the Colombian College for Therapy Respiratory, Certified by the National Board for Respuratory Care of USA, Consultant and Advisor to the Fundación Colombian for Fibrosis Cystic and Respiratory Diseases.

Dr. Ana María Stok

Dr. Ana Maria Stock

Pulmonologist, responsible for the Happyair Argentina project. Director Physician in respiratory pathology research y General coordinator of the ASMA NOA groupShe has driven major advances in respiratory health in Argentina and across Latin America. She is currently director of the Asthma Department at ALAT.

Yasmín Garcia

Yasmín García Castañeda

For more than 10 years, she has worked as a clinical studies coordinator, accompanying the patients who participate in each protocol, especially those related to respiratory diseases. Beyond scientific rigor, her work is characterized by empathy, active listening, and constant emotional support for each patient. This experience has led her to prioritize human care as much as technical knowledge.