Lumia Health launches a 30-day crowdfunding campaign and pre-orders for its Lumia device, the first consumer tracker for drops in head blood flow. It targets users with POTS, syncope, fainting, and dysautonomia.
Lumia Health, based in Boston, develops the Lumia wearable device for people with POTS and other forms of autonomic dysfunction. The device tracks drops in blood flow to the head.
Lumia Health welcomes Dr. Satish Raj to its Scientific Advisory Board. Raj, a cardiologist, founded the Calgary Autonomic Investigation & Management Clinic at the University of Calgary and focuses on POTS, vasovagal syncope, and orthostatic hypotension.
Maya Lindemann developed Long Covid after an infection in the first wave of March 2020, followed by developing Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and severe Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME). She now serves on the Patient Advisor Council for Lumia Health.
Lumia's User and Clinical Research Lead, Milena Quinci, supports clinical studies at Mass General Brigham in Boston and MIT in Cambridge, and is also working on research efforts to better understand Lumia Members. When she's not in the lab, she runs marathons and plays the cello with a local community orchestra.
Lumia Health provides contact information for media, partnerships, and research inquiries. Technical support for the Lumia wellness tracker is available via the app or Member Support portal.
