Abstract: The present disclosure relates to devices, systems and methods for improving patient adherence with respect to HFCC therapy. A therapy system of the present disclosure may include a percussive pulsing therapy device configured for delivering pulsating or intermittent airflow to a patient device, such as a patient vest worn by a patient. The airflow delivered to the patient vest may have an air pressure and a frequency, each of which may be adjustable in some embodiments. A therapy system of the present disclosure may additionally include a controller, a database, and one or more sensors. The controller and/or one or more sensors may record therapy data for a therapy session. Based on the recorded therapy data, the system may provide encouragement, advice, motivation, and/or options or information to a user by way of skills training, goal setting, feedback, reinforcement, environmental prompts, social support, and/or other patient interventions.

Abstract: A device and method coupled to a therapy garment to apply repetitive pressure pulses to a patient body, including a controller operable to regulate at least the duration of operation, frequency of the air pulses and selected air pressure applied to the patient. Aspects of the therapy system may be operable in accordance with operating parameters and a memory device captures session and summary data associated with one or more therapy sessions. The apparatus may comprise a wireless transmitter operable to wirelessly transmit session and summary data relative to one or more therapy sessions to a remote location.