People of Lumia

Who is building the world's smallest wearable device? Lumia Health™ is. Explore our talented team of experts and advisors racing to build the Lumia™ wearable device. Founded in Boston by co-founders Daniel Ewok Lee and Paul Jin, Lumia Health™ (formerly known as STAT Health Informatics) designs and makes the world's smallest wearable technology. More than a simple heart rate monitor, Lumia™ tracks changes in blood flow to your head for people with Orthostatic Intolerance, POTS, Autonomic Dysfunction and more.

The Founders

  • Daniel Ewok Lee, Co-Founder & CEO

    With deep expertise in engineering ultra miniature in-ear health wearables, Daniel also brings real passion to help people with Orthostatic Intolerance. Having seen the way our complex, invisible illnesses are understood and managed, he knew there had to be a better way. Previously, Daniel invented Hush, the ear device that became Bose Sleepbuds.

  • Paul Jin, Co-Founder & COO

    With a talent for navigating the challenges of new solutions development, Paul led medical ultrasound systems at Philips Healthcare for 10 years, and later co-led Health Product Innovation at Bose side-by-side with Daniel. Now, he holds the calm at the center of the storm for Lumia Health as we make the world's smallest wearable device a reality.

The Team

  • Josh Minuskin | Device for Chronic Illness

    Josh Minuskin

    Software & Employee #1

  • Milena Quinci | Ear Wearable for Chronic Illness

    Milena Quinci

    User & Clinical Research

  • Gregory Kaiser | Tracker for POTS

    Gregory Kaiser

    Mechanical

  • Selina Zhu | Lumia for Business

    Selina Zhu

    Platform Expansion

  • Zemichael Tesfaye | Lumia App for Dysautonomia

    Zemichael Tesfaye

    Software & Mobile

  • Cindy Hou | App Designed for Dysautonomia

    Cindy Hou

    UX/UI

  • Utsav Gupta | New Wearable Technology for Hearable Devices

    Utsav Gupta

    Electrical

  • Maggie Wyman | Wearable Device Manufacturing in the USA

    Maggie Wyman

    Manufacturing

  • Steven Rich | Wearable Device Technology in 2024

    Steven Rich

    Mechanical

  • Shivani Ugrin | Marketing Best Practices for Wearable Devices

    Shivani Ugrin

    Marketing & Community

  • Simon Mbugua | Cloud Technology for Wearable AI Devices

    Simon Mbugua

    Cloud Architect & DevOps

  • Adam Broders | World's Smallest Wearable Devices

    Adam Broders

    Electrical

  • Dr. Amanda Miller | New Breakthrough Device for POTS and Dysautonomia

    Dr. Amanda Miller

    Medical Writer

  • Aisheng Guo | First Wearable Device for POTS

    Aisheng Guo

    Testing & Automation

  • Junho Kim | New Product for POTS and Dysautonomia

    Junho Kim

    Product

  • Dan Miller | Best AI Software for Wearable Devices in 2024

    Dan Miller

    Software

  • Kassahun Takele | AI Software for Wearable Tech | Hearables

    Kassahun Takele

    Software

  • Traci Garcia-Parker

    Manufacturing

  • Thomas Mahoney

    Manufacturing

  • Morgan Dalgardno

    Member Support

  • Ginelle Addison

    Member Support

Scientific Advisory Board

  • Bruce Rosen, MD, PhD for Lumia Health

    Bruce Rosen, MD, PhD

    Laurence Lamson Robbins Professor at MGH; Vice Chair for Research at MGH Radiology; Professor at Harvard-MIT

  • Doug Biehn - Lumia Health

    Doug Biehn

    CCO at Cala Health; Former EVP at iRhythm; Former COO at AliveCor; Former CMO at Blue Shield of California

  • Hari Tandri MD for Lumia Health | Blood Flow Tracking Device In-Ear

    Hari Tandri, MD

    Cardiologist at Johns Hopkins and Vanderbilt

  • Marat Fudim MD Cardiologist

    Marat Fudim, MD

    Cardiologist at Duke

  • Rajiv Doshi MD | Doctors on the Scientific Advisory Board for Lumia Health

    Rajiv Doshi, MD

    Professor, Stanford BioDesign
    Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Stanford

  • Dr. Satish Raj | Doctors on Science Board of Lumia Health

    Satish R. Raj, MD, MSCI, FHRS, FRCPC

    Cardiologist at University of Calgary; Founder of Calgary Autonomic Investigation & Management Clinic

Patient Advisory Council

  • Kirsten Edwards for Lumia Health

    Kirsten Edwards

  • Ja'Mia Hewitt for Lumia Health

    Ja'Mia Hewitt

  • Maya Lindemann for Lumia Health Ear Wearable Device

    Maya Lindemann

  • Nicole Funk - Lumia Ear Device for Dysautonomia

    Nicole Funk

  • Erin Stafford - Lumia Tracker Ear Device

    Erin Stafford

  • Maureen Oakes - Lumia In-Ear Wearable Technology

    Maureen Oakes

  • Jennifer Samghabadi for Lumia Health Patient Advisory Council

    Jennifer Samghabadi

We've assembled a Patient Advisory Council, each member affected by orthostatic conditions and complex comorbidities: Dysautonomia, POTS, Long COVID, ME/CFS, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, Autoimmune Disease, Small Fiber Neuropathy, and more.

They help us navigate business and product decisions to help ensure we prioritize the features that are most helpful to the most people!

Our Mission

Millions of people live with debilitating symptoms of Orthostatic Intolerance from POTS, Dysautonomia, Long Covid, ME/CFS and other invisible illnesses. Yet, the core problem -- a drop in blood flow to your head -- has never been well understood or the focus of symptoms management.

Heart rate or blood pressure often do not correlate with symptoms because they are indirect secondary metrics that frequently mislead.

Despite experiencing symptoms, many people may not always have large heart rate or blood pressure changes, and people around them might even start wondering if it's "all in their head."

It's time to start tracking what matters most.

At Lumia Health -- formerly known as STAT Health -- it’s our mission to educate and empower you with stunning new insight into the very heart of the problem -- in your head.

Our first step? Building you a tiny in-ear wellness device to help you better self-manage symptoms associated with drops in blood flow to your head, like dizziness, lightheadedness, headaches, intense fatigue, brain fog, and more.

The future vision is to become an FDA-approved medical device, and collaborate with medical experts to bring new options for diagnostics and treatment.