Caona Health
About us
Caona Health empowers women at all stages of life to become experts of their bodies. The platform addresses hormonal health gaps using cutting-edge AI-driven analysis of data from wearables and symptom trackers, offering personalized, scientifically-backed solutions. Unlike simple cycle trackers, Caona Health serves as a comprehensive digital health coach, guiding doctors and patients alike through hormonal health issues, like PMS, menstrual, and menopause symptoms with data-driven insights, enabling early detection and improved decision-making in patient care.
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Address
Pastor-Lambertz-Str. 23
41747 Viersen
Germany
E-mail: bea@caona.eu
Phone: +49 151 65131114
Internet: www.caona.eu
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Products & Services
Female Health Workshops for Companies
Your company wants to learn more about hormonal health? You want to better understand the needs of your female workforce? We'll tackle this together! In our comprehensive workshops we provide you with the in depth knowledge to help your female employees increase their performance and improve their quality of life!
Caona Health App
The Caona Health App is an intuitive app designed to support women's hormonal health. It serves as a unique tool to understand and manage your personal hormonal cycle and track symptoms. The app provides daily personalised, science-backed recommendations for women to harmonise their routines with their hormones. With a strong focus on privacy and commitment to absolute data confidentiality, the app combines advanced technologies and scientific evidence to provide a user-friendly platform for self-learning, with like-minded people and health professionals.
Health Expert View
The Health Expert View is a data-based, reliable tool that aids doctors and health professionals in objectively diagnosing hormonal imbalances and cycle-related issues instead of relying on subjective self-reporting. It serves as a knowledge data base and communication tool between doctors and their patients, aiming to increase prevention of long-term medical conditions due to inconsistent diagnosis.