Our Programs

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Delivered annually to 100 Baltimore City homes will increase access to community-based health and wellness care, reduce Government burden by managing episodes at home in a non-hospital setting preventing unnecessary emergency department visits, hospitalizations and readmissions that can cost up to $17,000 per asthma episode or $155,000 per incedent from radon induced lung cancer using our data driven, 7-step process to evaluate and enhance real-time indoor air quality according to the RESET Standard.

1. Immersive 3D Environmental Trigger Assessment (Digital Twin)
2. 30-Day Healthy Home Check-Up
3. First Alert Warning System
4. Date-Driven Healthy Home Treatment Plan
5. Zero Displacement Retrofit
6. Healthy, Smart, High-Performance Validation
7. Annual Healthy, Smart, High-Performance Validation (3yrs)

Formally known as Baltimore Climate Tech+ now rebranded as Maryland Climate Tech+ is our annual conference experience. Our 2026 Climate Justice theme is “Housing as Healthcare: The Impact of Radon, Asthma Triggers and Sea Level Rise." Since 2024, our cadre of over 80 international thought leaders and subject matter experts have presented over 75 hours of recorded solutions and case studies in the commercial, single-family and multi-family real estate sectors.

Buildings never perform as designed. They are notoriously inefficient and expensive to operate. Buildings are responsible for almost 48% of all Greenhouse Gas Emissions globally and use 55% of the worlds electricity, 30% of energy and water consumed in buildings is wasted. 

"The person who manages your building has a greater impact on your health than your doctor." Dr. Joeseph Allen

Indoor Air Corps is a real-time indoor air quality student internship program. We believe in the genius of our interns and fostering the conditions that ensure their success. During this internship, students will be researching and creating student led presentations on their findings for their community and professional organizations to include but not limited to an intern led IAQ Podcast. Interns will engage with a variety of low cost, high-quality, real-time indoor air quality monitors, apps and dashboards. They develop the ability to think deeply and make connections to the wider world through reading, writing, and research, they build comprehension, language, and writing skills. They collaborate with their peers and industry professionals, engage in scientific evidence based research, discussions, and present their ideas in a variety of formats. They set goals and reflect on their learning. They also have the opportunity to present their research at Maryland Climate Tech+ 2026.