LAMFit is an innovative digital fitness program designed specifically for individuals with LAM to help them increase their daily physical activity. LAMFit participants will use a fitness tracker, activity goal setting, and reminder messaging to monitor and increase physical activity over six months. Participants will also have the option to join a private, online LAMFit community engagement forum with weekly discussion topics and peer support.

LAMFit uses a digital health and remote monitoring platform to deliver an exercise program. Some individuals with LAM may have unique exercise risks and be more appropriate for referral to center-based rehabilitation services for direct supervision during exercise, rather than to LAMFit. Use the Preparticipation Screening Tool provided here to help determine appropriateness for independent exercise during LAMFit.

Refer a Patient for the LAMFit Study

We are seeking individuals with LAM to participate in an initial 6-month study of the LAMFit program.

An individual with LAM may be eligible if they are:

• Age ≥18 years old
• In stable medical condition with no changes in medical treatment for the past 3 months
• Able and willing to participate in an independent home exercise program

Study activities include:

• Baseline, midpoint, and final digital (remote) assessments of Six Minute Walk Test and pulmonary function, and completion of brief surveys of quality of life, shortness of breath, and fatigue
• Two 12-week home exercise programs with a heart rate-guided exercise prescription
• All participants will be asked to use digital health monitoring daily

If you would like to refer an individual for the LAMFit study, please directly contact Claire Child, LAMFit study manager, via email at lamfit-study@uw.edu.

We look forward to connecting with you!