The patient visit ends. Your plan shouldn’t.
How Nuna helps
Equips your patients to self-manage their condition
Supports cardio kidney metabolic conditions
Returns your patients prepared for follow-up care
Delivers sustained vitals improvement
Everyone deserves a coach
EXTENDS GUIDANCE
Gentle nudges keep your patient consistent.
HELPS PATIENTS SELF-MONITOR
A connected blood pressure cuff for every patient.
INDUSTRY STANDARD EDUCATION
Condition-specific education that builds health literacy.
PERSONALIZED HABITS
Equips your patients to make the plan their own.
GUIDES THE SMALL DECISIONS
Meal advice, feedback, end-of-week summaries.
SUSTAINS MOMENTUM
Accomplishments, points, and kudos make daily decisions into wins.
REFERS THEM BACK TO YOU WHEN THEY NEED IT
At-a-glance trends and highlights shared with you in-clinic.
“Hypertension is so pervasive in this population, and we know that if we can improve blood pressure management at scale, we will impact the death gap.”
Dr. Omar Lateef
CEO Rush University Health
Cardio Kidney Metabolic
Condition Support
13.6 mmHg
Average systolic blood pressure drop in stage 2 hypertension patients.
75%
Of patients continue to use Nuna weekly at six months.
87%
Of patients 65 years and older continue to use Nuna at six months.
GET STARTED WITH NUNA
$0 cost to you. $0 cost to your patients.
Does using Nuna add work for me or my staff?
No. Nuna doesn’t expect clinicians to monitor readings day to day. Patients use the app on their own between visits. When something needs your attention, Nuna prompts the patient to contact your office and bring a health summary to the appointment.
How does it really cost $0? Who pays?
The Nuna app and blood pressure cuff is free for you and your patients. The cost is covered in two ways:
Traditional Medicare patients: CMS pays for Nuna through ACCESS, a federal program designed to help patients better manage their health. All patient co-pays are waived by Nuna. ACCESS provides funding for a 10-year period and you can learn more about the program here.
All other patients: Nuna currently covers the full cost so adoption is easy for your practice and your patients. We’re working with other payers, like Medicaid and Medicare Advantage plans, to add funding.
Ultimately, Nuna is able to do this because it partners with Medicare and health systems, meaning it can offer the app at no cost to the user or sell user data.
Will this give medical advice?
No. Nuna offers non-medical coaching and encouragement, not clinical guidance. It doesn’t diagnose.
Should I refer patients who are already enrolled in remote patient monitoring (RPM)?
We recommend keeping them in their RPM program. RPM is built around active care-team support, with clinical staff regularly reviewing readings and reaching out to patients. Nuna is designed for self-management: it equips patients to monitor their own blood pressure, build habits, and make day-to-day decisions, and it brings them back to you when they need your attention. Patients who need hands-on support are best served by RPM; patients ready to manage their condition independently between visits are a great fit for Nuna.
How do I refer a patient or get my practice started?
There’s nothing to set up. Just ask your patient to visit nuna.com/download or search for “Nuna” in the App Store or Google Play and download the app. They’ll be guided through getting started, including receiving their connected blood pressure cuff. We’re also building a simple referral page so you’ll soon be able to send referrals to us directly. Learn more.
Does Nuna integrate with my EHR?
Integration is optional. You can recommend Nuna to any patient without setup, and they’ll bring a summary of their blood pressure trends to their appointments. If you’d like Nuna in your workflow, we integrate with Epic, Oracle Health, and other major EHRs. With an integration, you can:
Refer patients with an order placed directly from your EHR
View Nuna in your workflow through a SMART on FHIR app
Receive patient vitals posted back to the patient’s chart