Better patient context between appointments

A better way to see what happened between appointments

Give clinicians a clearer picture of what happened between visits — so appointments can focus less on reconstructing history and more on understanding what changed, what needs attention and what to discuss next.

Sample two-page Luna clinician report showing symptom clusters and system-level interpretation

Why practitioners use Luna

A concise, structured summary gives you the relevant patient history before the appointment, so you can spend more of the visit on clarification, clinical judgment and care.

A report you can actually use

A concise, structured summary gives you the relevant patient history before the appointment, so you can spend more of the visit on clarification and care.

See what changed between visits

Track which symptoms improved, persisted or changed over time instead of relying on a patient's memory of the previous few weeks or months.

Understand symptom patterns

Luna organizes symptom information into clear patterns and categories, helping you see relationships that may be difficult to spot in a retrospective conversation.

Review the patient's treatment context

Patients can record their current treatment information, giving you additional context to review alongside their symptoms and progress.

Identify what needs attention

The report highlights persistent or changing symptoms and areas worth reviewing during the appointment.

Start with a clearer conversation

Arrive with the patient's recent history already organized, allowing more time for focused questions, clinical judgment and decisions about next steps.

Detail view of the Luna clinician report showing the executive summary and symptom clusters

What's inside the report

The clinician-ready report brings the patient's recent symptoms, patterns and relevant health information together in a concise format designed to support a more focused appointment.

  • Symptom patterns and changes over time
  • What has improved and what still needs attention
  • Relevant context from the patient's tracking and medical history
  • Current treatment information for clinician review
  • Information structured to support clinical judgment, never to diagnose or prescribe

How it fits into your practice

No new software to learn and nothing to install on your side.

1

Ask your patient to track

At the end of the visit, suggest she tracks with Luna until the next appointment. She can record relevant treatment information alongside her symptoms.

2

She logs by voice or text

Short check-ins between visits, in her own words, help create a clearer record of changes over time instead of relying entirely on memory during the next appointment.

3

You get the report first

She sends the two-page clinician report before the next appointment, giving you context before the conversation begins.

What clinicians are saying

Dr. Monique Mitchell
What you are building will be revolutionary for women's health! I know so many women who need this!
Dr. Monique Mitchell
PhD, Portland, USA
Dr. Negin Sayar
This is awesome! Women truly NEED to have access to evidence-based info for their health and especially transitions!
Dr. Negin Sayar
ND, Toronto, Canada
Dr. Zeynep Uraz
This is such a thoughtful and important initiative — women in perimenopause deserve exactly this kind of resource and supportive community.
Dr. Zeynep Uraz
ND, Toronto, Canada

Privacy and scope

No data sold or shared

Patient entries are never sold and never shared with third parties for advertising.

Patients own their data

Your patient can export or delete everything she has logged, at any time.

Supports, does not diagnose

Luna is clinical decision support that organizes patient information for your review. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace your professional judgment.

Full details in our privacy, security and terms.

See how Luna can support your practice

Preview the clinician experience and see how Luna can help your patients arrive with a clearer picture of what happened between visits.