Integrated Airway & Breath Correction
The AdenoCare ABC Program
ABC stands for Airway & Breath Correction. It is a structured clinical program that follows a child from first evaluation through to long-term review — adjusted to the child, not applied from a template.
The five stages
How the program works
- 01
Understand
Understand the child's symptoms, breathing pattern, sleep, nasal obstruction, allergy history and relevant contributing factors.
- 02
Assess
Evaluate the child's airway, breathing, oral habits, dental/functional factors and relevant clinical findings.
- 03
Correct
Where clinically appropriate, address contributing factors through an integrated treatment strategy.
- 04
Support
Provide parents with education, home-care guidance and appropriate follow-up.
- 05
Track
Monitor progress over time and modify the plan when clinically necessary.
Responsible language
What the program does and does not claim
- Non-surgical management options are explored when clinically appropriate.
- Every plan follows an individualised evaluation of that particular child.
- Some interventions may help; none are promised to work for everyone.
- Surgery may still be appropriate in selected cases, and will be said so plainly.
What to expect
Your journey, stage by stage
- 01
Discover
Understand your child's symptoms.
- 02
Learn
Understand possible causes.
- 03
Evaluate
Get an individualised assessment.
- 04
Plan
Understand the appropriate treatment options.
- 05
Support
Implement the recommended plan.
- 06
Track
Monitor progress over time.
Medical disclaimer
This website provides general health education and information. It is not a substitute for an individual medical evaluation, diagnosis or treatment plan. Every child is different, and treatment decisions should be made after appropriate clinical assessment. Non-surgical management may be appropriate for some children, while surgery or other specialist care may be appropriate in selected cases.