Luna provides personalized physical therapy services directly to patients in their homes. The company focuses on a wide range of clients, including those recovering from surgeries, individuals with chronic pain, and athletes needing rehabilitation. Each therapy session lasts between 45 to 55 minutes, allowing therapists to give full attention to patients, which helps speed up recovery and minimize the number of sessions required. All therapists are licensed and have an average of over 10 years of experience, ensuring expert care. Luna's services are covered by insurance, making them accessible to more patients without extra costs. They also bring all necessary equipment to the patient's home and offer flexible appointment times throughout the week, catering to busy schedules. Luna stands out from competitors by emphasizing convenience, personalized care, and a focus on home healthcare.

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Baylor College of Medicine teams with Luna to expand access to in-home, outpatient physical therapy services.

Baylor College of Medicine Teams with Luna to Expand Access to In-Home, Outpatient Physical Therapy Services

NASHVILLE, Tenn. and CLEVELAND, Oct. 24, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- University Hospitals (UH), one of the nation's leading healthcare systems based in Cleveland, Ohio, has joined forces with Luna , the leading provider of in-home, in-person outpatient physical therapy, to expand access to services.Patients seeking care will have safe, high quality physical therapy conveniently delivered to them at home. The service, a first for Cleveland, will be available to all residents without a referral required to start.The new collaboration, known as University Hospitals Physical Therapy At Home, will start taking appointments in Q4, 2023.According to a national report from Luna, health systems lose $3.1 billion revenue from physical therapy referral leakage, equating to an average loss of $2,500 per patient.Unlike remote or virtual care, Luna's licensed physical therapists provide 1:1 hands-on care in the convenience of the patient's home. With Luna, patients can request in-home physical therapy via the Luna app . A licensed physical therapist is then scheduled to arrive at the patient's home for a 45-55 minute appointment, and continues the in-person treatment at home for the duration of the care plan.The University Hospitals Physical Therapy At Home service will be covered by most major insurances with the same co-pay cost as facility-based care."By partnering with Luna, we are reducing barriers to access high quality, convenient physical therapy direct to a patient's home," said Bill Benoit, MOT, MBA, FACHE, Chief Operating Officer, UH South Market

University Hospitals Partners With Luna To Expand Access To In-Home, In-Person, Outpatient Physical Therapy Services

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Luna , the leading provider of in-home, in-person outpatient physical therapy, announces the launch of five new clinical intervention programs to dramatically reduce MSK total cost of care and ensure better patient outcomes.The five new programs serve a variety of needs: from surgical assessments to postoperative care, and are available in 28 states covering 190 million U.S. residents.Leading health plans, including commercial and Medicare Advantage plans, ACOs, MSOs, and value-based care providers, are incorporating these services into their member benefits and patient offerings to reduce surgery costs, improve adherence to care, reduce home health costs, reduce risk of falls, and increase mobility.Alternatives to Luna include facility-based and virtual care, but both of these options face challenges with adherence and engagement. A recent study indicated that outpatient PT patients strongly prefer in-person, in-home care over facility-based or virtual care. The study also revealed that for those in the 55+ age group, virtual care was so unfavorably viewed that patients would rather go to a facility than opt for a virtual solution."Luna's mission is to deliver the highest quality of care in the home, and at the same time, drive down MSK total cost of care for health plans and at-risk providers. This unique and compelling combination ensures adherence and cost-effectiveness with even better patient outcomes," said RaeAnn Grossman, Luna Chief Growth Officer.Luna's five new physical therapy care programs offer health plans the best of all worlds; cost-effective care delivered in-person at home by licensed physical therapists and a high (99.6%) patient satisfaction.Luna's five new clinical intervention programs are:Luna Complete TM dynamically tailored adherence to care enabling patients to complete their therapy with 80%+ achieving their discharge goals.dynamically tailored adherence to care enabling patients to complete their therapy with 80%+ achieving their discharge goals

Luna Launches New Clinical Intervention Programs To Reduce Msk Total Cost Of Care For Health Plans

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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Luminis Health , a nationally recognized non-profit health system in Maryland, has teamed up with Luna , the leading provider of in-home, in-person outpatient physical therapy, to expand access to patient services.Residents across Anne Arundel and Prince George's Counties, the Eastern Shore and beyond, will have additional access to high-quality physical therapy from the comfort of their homes.The collaboration, known as Luminis Health PT At Home, will start taking appointments this fall.Unlike remote or virtual care, Luna's licensed physical therapists provide 1:1 hands-on care from the convenience of the patient's home.According to a national report from Luna, health systems lose $3.1 billion revenue from physical therapy referral leakage, equating to an average loss of $2,500 per patient."Luminis Health is always looking for innovative ways to provide access to patient-centered care to the communities we serve," said Kevin Crowley, vice president of Orthopedics at Luminis Health. "This partnership with Luna, in addition to our Luminis Health PT clinic locations, provides our patients with more options for physical therapy, which undoubtedly leads to a better patient experience.""Patients are demanding greater flexibility in outpatient services, and this exciting partnership with Luminis Health further validates the need for Luna's innovative care delivery model. Luna enables health systems to reduce referral leakage and capture revenue by delivering care where and when patients demand it, which reduces health system costs and improves patient outcomes," said RaeAnn Grossman, Chief Growth Officer at Luna.As part of the partnership, Luminis Health patients will be matched with a local Luna therapist at the time and location of their choosing, based on specialty, geography, schedule, and other factors. For consistency of care, the same therapist will treat patients for the entirety of the treatment plan, and patients and therapists will be able to communicate with each other and discuss care needs between visits.Leading health systems, including Providence, Emory Healthcare, Intermountain Healthcare, and Scripps Health, partner with Luna to offer outpatient physical therapy from a patient's home.Luna currently operates across 50 markets in 27 states and has treated almost 50,000 patients in their homes, and performs an in-person, in-home visit every 25 seconds.According to a McKinsey report, up to $265 billion worth of care services will shift to the home by 2025.SOURCE Luna; Luminis Health

Luminis Health Partners With Luna To Expand Access To In-Home, Outpatient Physical Therapy Services

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Home-based physical therapy provider Luna creates an AI division to develop new AI-based solutions, including enhancements to its Auto Charting technology and a chatbot designed to help patients with inquiries related to scheduling and billing.

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What You Should Know:Luna, the leading provider of in-home, in-person physical therapy, has unveiled Luna Labs, a dedicated Artificial Intelligence (AI) division to enhance patient care. The founding 5 person engineering group will be organized under co-founder, Chief Technology Officer, and former Uber engineer Ryan Gaffney. Focusing on driving healthcare delivery and efficiency, Luna Labs will create new AI products, including automated conversational tools to quickly assist patients and therapists with requests related to scheduling, rescheduling, billing, and more.Leveraging Large Language Models to Improve Medical Record AccuracyLuna Labs will leverage Large Language Models (LLMs), a type of deep learning AI algorithm, to further enhance its Auto-Charting capability, the only voice-enabled physical therapy charting system available, which transcribes and interprets clinician voice inputs into structured notes, saving time and improving medical record accuracy.The move comes as healthcare companies race to incorporate advances in AI models and machine learning technologies into their products and services.“AI is demonstrating significant potential in healthcare, and we’re excited about the new things that we’re building. Our investment in AI technologies will drive efficiency and allow our therapists to devote more time to patient care, which our health system and provider group partners will all benefit from. We’ve already made significant advances with our technology platform via Auto-Charting, and Luna Labs will innovate healthcare further to ensure that we continue to lead in the AI race,” said Ryan Gaffney, co-founder and CTO at Luna.RaeAnn Grossman recently joined Luna as its Chief Growth Officer to expand Luna’s strategic relationships with health plans and providers, and in-home physical therapy growth opportunities. This executive appointment coincided with a new national report from Luna, which shows that health systems lose $3.1 billion revenue from physical therapy referral leakage, equating to an average loss of $2,500 per patient.Luna currently operates across 50 markets in 27 states and has treated 40,000 patients in their homes, and performs an in-person visit every 25 seconds in the home.Unlike remote or virtual care, Luna’s licensed physical therapists provide 1:1 hands-on care in the convenience of the patient’s home. With Luna, patients can request in-home physical therapy via the Luna app. A licensed physical therapist is then scheduled to arrive at the patient’s home for a 45-55 minute appointment, and will continue the in-person treatment at home for the duration of the care plan.Health systems and provider groups are transforming their health care by partnering with Luna to expand patient access, geographic coverage and improve patient satisfaction

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NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Luna , the leading provider of in-home, in-person physical therapy, today announced that RaeAnn Grossman will join as its Chief Growth Officer to expand Luna's strategic relationships with health plans and providers, and in-home physical therapy growth opportunities.This executive appointment coincides with a new national report from Luna, which shows that health systems lose $3.1 billion revenue from physical therapy referral leakage, equating to an average loss of $2,500 per patient.Grossman joins at a time of rapid expansion for Luna. In 2022, Luna became the fastest growing physical therapy clinic nationally with 6,183 percent growth in visits during the four consecutive years since it was founded in 2018. Luna currently operates across 50 markets in 27 states and has treated 40,000 patients in their homes, and performs an in-person visit every 25 seconds in the home."As one of the nation's leading experts in healthcare transformation and innovation, RaeAnn has a proven track record of collaborating with health plans, provider groups, and the healthcare community to drive value, impact, and growth. This latest appointment represents another step closer to Luna's vision of becoming the leading in-home rehabilitation provider," said Palak Shah, co-founder and head of clinical operations at Luna.Grossman brings three decades of experience, including roles leading strategic growth and partnerships for large healthcare and health insurance companies, including Signify, Optum, BCBS of Arizona, Cotiviti, and Health Net/Centene. In these chief-executive and presidential roles, she developed and led strategic business development and growth, often collaborating with large-scale provider groups and health plans."Luna solves the most challenging problems faced by health plans and providers today; namely, a lack of member engagement and adherence, and a fragmented care experience. By transforming the vision of holistic in-home care, we're lowering costs, increasing access, streamlining the care journey, and improving health outcomes," said RaeAnn Grossman, Chief Growth Officer at Luna.Unlike remote or virtual care, Luna's licensed physical therapists provide 1:1 hands-on care in the convenience of the patient's home

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