Doctors have been looking for ways to monitor chronic health issues remotely. COVID-19 has pushed telemedicine and remote monitoring to the forefront. The FDA has
If you have a lung condition, Aluna can greatly improve your at-home healthcare experience. From tracking symptoms to monitoring attacks, learn how to take control
Aluna is known for increasing patient accessibility for doctors through remote monitoring. As of June 2020, the FDA is allowing certain devices to be used
“Amid COVID-19, there is an enormous demand for Aluna and our respiratory health management. We are honored to have received FDA clearance and excited for doctors and patients to experience Aluna’s spirometer, app, and dashboard, which allows doctors to review FEV1 scores in real-time.” – Charvi Shetty, CEO of Aluna
Press Release
San Francisco – March 25, 2020
Aluna plans a consumer launch in the Spring of 2020. Though a prescription is not required, Aluna recommends consulting with one’s physician when using the Aluna platform. To learn more, please visit aluna.io.
At Aluna, we want to equip parents with the knowledge necessary to help them monitor their child’s asthma and manage their condition.
For many people, using mobile asthma symptom trackers can be extremely helpful. Here are a few reasons why.
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Asthma monitoring apps are a highly-beneficial, modern tool for managing and controlling asthma. They can help you perform breathing tests, store data, and collect information about your condition that could later aid your doctor.
With a portable spirometer, even children can monitor their lung function at home, empowering them to take control of their own health.
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Use Aluna daily to track your lung health. In addition to collecting FEV1 and PEF data, you can track symptoms, log medication intake, and export data directly to your doctor.