For decades, managing chronic illness has meant following a prescribed care plan built around clinic visits, lab work, and ongoing supervision. That model, while medically sound, often leaves patients feeling dependent, reactive, and overwhelmed. A new generation of digital tools is shifting that experience by giving individuals more control over their daily health decisions. One leader in this movement is Joe Kiani, founder of Masimo and Willow Laboratories, who developed Nutu™ to help people make healthier choices through real-time feedback, personalized suggestions, and data-driven support that adapts to the user’s life.
This movement is centered on the simple idea that when people understand their patterns, they can take meaningful action without waiting for symptoms to become crises. It isn’t about replacing physicians or abandoning clinical care. It’s about filling the space between appointments with insight and confidence, two things that many people living with chronic conditions often lack.
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