What does IPV therapy do?
With each pulse delivered with IPV therapy, four distinct flow characteristics combine to create a uniquely effective treatment for patients. IPV therapy can:
Recruit collapsed alveoli in atelectatic areas of the lungs
Mobilize hard-to-reach secretions
Relieve hyperinflation and air trapping
Enable proactive care strategies at home¹
Who can benefit?
From hospital to home, IPV therapy can support a diverse group of patients who have difficulty with secretion clearance, atelectasis, or hyperinflation, including:
Patient Perspectives
Stella’s Story
Diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy shortly after birth, Stella relies on IPV therapy as a key part of her daily routine. By offering a proactive approach to her at-home respiratory care, IPV therapy empowers Stella and her family to embrace an active and fulfilling lifestyle with confidence.
Ella’s Story
For Ella, who lives with nemaline myopathy, at-home IPV therapy has made all the difference for her and her family. What was once a routine of frequent hospital visits has transformed into a lifestyle filled with travel, pursuing passions, and more time with family — all while managing her respiratory care at home.
References:
- Reardon, C.C., et al. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2005.
