New York, May 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Huma Therapeutics ("Huma”), the global healthcare AI leader accelerating digital transformation across care and research, today announced two major milestones: A global partnership agreement with Eckuity Capital to develop next-generation technology infrastructure—built on strong regulatory foundations—for the acquisition and launch of digital solutions in healthcare and research; andThe acquisition of Aluna (also known as Knox Medical Diagnostics, Inc.), a leading U.S.-based company specializing in intelligent remote monitoring and management of respiratory diseases.
We are excited about the prospect of integrating our technology into the Huma Cloud Platform, creating a truly holistic digital health solution that empowers both patients and healthcare professionals in the effective management of respiratory conditions.” Vishal Jain, Managing Partner at Eckuity Capital, said: "We believe Dan and Huma’s leadership team brings the much-needed bold vision to develop one of the most meaningful healthcare companies of the 21st century.
By integrating Aluna’s leading respiratory monitoring solutions into our platform and working to secure growth capital for further acquisitions, we are creating a complete ecosystem to deliver even greater value to health systems, life sciences, and—most importantly—patients around the world.” Huma’s award-winning, disease-agnostic cloud platform has earned major regulatory certifications, including FDA 510(k) Class II and EU MDR Class IIb status.
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