Guides

In today's digital age, our elders are increasingly turning to health technology solutions to manage their well-being. But with great convenience comes great responsibility—especially when it comes to safeguarding their data. Let's dive into why data...Read More

Ready for a crash course in toilet seat sizing? We've got your back, or should we say, your... well, you know where! Did you know elongated toilets didn’t exist until the 1950’s? Most modern construction now...Read More

In the age of health technology and quantified self, we're constantly tracking various aspects of our lives. From counting our daily steps to monitoring our sleep patterns, the data-driven approach to optimizing health has taken center...Read More

Casana knows firsthand how hard it can be to monitor blood pressure from home, especially with currently available home blood pressure monitoring solutions. Managing and monitoring your blood pressure on a regular cadence can be burdensome,...Read More

Heart Rate Guide: A Beat on a Key Vital Sign Heart rate is an important vital sign that clinicians take into account when determining the general physical health of a patient. Vital signs are important indicators...Read More

As we develop novel medical devices here at Casana, one of our core design principles is inclusivity. Our focus on inclusivity stems from the need to address systematic disadvantages which are pervasive within the United States...Read More

What is SpO2? The human body is a medical marvel. The brain is capable of regulating the body down to the most minute of details; even the amount of oxygen in our blood—or more specifically, our...Read More

Many people have heard the term EKG—but what is it really? An electrocardiogram, abbreviated simply as ECG or EKG, is a non-invasive way to measure and evaluate certain heart health parameters. As the name suggests, an...Read More

Hypertension, more commonly known as high blood pressure (BP), in adults, is usually defined as “systolic blood pressure (SBP) of 140 Hg or higher, or diastolic blood pressure (DBP) of 90 mm Hg or higher” by...Read More