The platform functions as a 24/7 digital health coach designed to bridge the gap between clinical appointments and daily life. By utilizing personalized care plans, educational tools, and gamification, Nuna encourages patients to track metrics like blood pressure and cholesterol. The system is specifically tailored to support those enrolled in the CMS Early Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic and Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic tracks, covering conditions ranging from type 2 diabetes to chronic kidney disease.
Nuna Launches AI-Driven Chronic Care Coaching for Medicare Patients
Medicare beneficiaries can now access Nuna’s AI-powered health coaching at no cost, marking a shift in how chronic conditions are managed at home. As one of the first participants in the CMS ACCESS Model, the company ties its service directly to patient health outcomes rather than traditional fee-for-service billing.
Physicians are already integrating the tool into their clinical workflows to improve patient engagement. David Ansell, a developer partner from Rush University System for Health, noted that the software provides a simple mechanism for patients to build habits between office visits. Similarly, Northwestern Medicine is leveraging the platform to extend care beyond hospital walls. By focusing on proactive management, these health systems aim to reduce complications and improve long-term quality of life for a growing demographic of Medicare recipients.
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