KarunaHOME for Health Systems

Restoring Function in Chronic Pain Patients

The KarunaHOME program helps patients get back to work and live a more pain-free life in just 12 weeks.

  • Revolutionary

    We pair our proprietary state-of-the-art device with a compassionate, hands-on coaching approach.

  • Evidence-Based

    Evidence-Based

    Proven neuroplastic pain management techniques and functional rehabilitation methods are the foundation of our program.

  • No medications, no surgery

    Non-Invasive

    The KarunaHOME program is safe and entirely drug-free, with no risk of drug interactions and no need for surgical intervention.

  • Personalized treatment plan

    Personalized

    A dedicated pain coach trained in neuroplastic pain rehabilitation supports patients individual needs throughout the program.

  • Flexible

    Sessions can be completed when it is convenient for the patients’ schedule from the comfort of the patients’ own home.

  • Trusted

    Trusted

    We’ve helped hundreds of people get long-term relief from their chronic pain symptoms. Plus, we’re FDA Registered and HIPAA-Compliant.

Providers Track Patient Progress in Real Time

We closely monitor patients progress and regularly share outcome reports, including more than 20 quantitative and qualitative measurements such as Patient Compliance, Range of Motion, Behavioral Measurements, and Work Status.

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The KarunaHOME Patient Journey

The KarunaHOME Patient Experience

Patients perform Karuna Virtual Embodiment Training (KVET) sessions and activities at home, while progress data is sent back to their providers.

Pre-Program: Getting Started

Provider prescribes the KarunaHOME program to their patient. The patient then meets with a KarunaHOME Coach to determine a plan of care.

The KarunaHOME kit is then sent to the patient's house.

Weeks 1-2: Training and Coaching Begin

Patient begins activities and meets with their KarunaHOME Coach once per week to go review goals, progress, and educational materials.

Weeks 3-10: Program Continues

Patient continues regular training acitivities and meets with their KarunaHOME Coach once per week. Provider is able to track patient progress through a dedicated Provider Portal.

Weeks 11-12: Real World Application

Patient continues to meet with their KarunaHOME Coach while learning to apply their functional progress to the real world.

End of Program: Device Return

Patient finishes program and returns the KarunaHOME device to Karuna Labs. Prescribing provider is able to track the patients’ completed program progress through the KarunaHOME Provider Portal.

Want to Learn More?

Publications

KarunaHome Bio-psycho-social training Program Whitepaper:
Clinical Evidence

Karuna Labs Inc. has developed the Karuna Virtual Embodiment Training™ (KVET™) system to address the need for alternative, non-invasive, non-pharmalogical methods to treat chronic pain. KVET™ uses a combination of movement sensors and embodied avatars that provide visual feedback during chronic pain functional rehabilitation. Our key innovation is the application of virtual reality (VR) to perform exposure therapy in a cognitive behavioral therapy protocol designed to treat chronic pain through neurocognitive retraining. Karuna Labs utilizes sensory reprocessing done through virtual reality and behavioral health coaching to unlearn chronic pain patterns.

Research Pipeline

DESIGN | STATUS

INSTITUTION

PI

A randomized controlled trial on KarunaHOME for patients with general chronic shoulder pain 

Status: Ongoing, actively recruiting

Karuna Labs

UCSF

Inpatient Trial: PRISM (Pain Relief with Individualized Brain Stimulation)

Status: Ongoing, actively recruiting

Dr. Michael Trujillo, PhD

Dr. Prasad Shirvalkar, MD, PhD

Neurologist and Pain Medicine, Specialist UCSF Dept. of Anesthesia

Dr. Michael Ashburn, MD, MPH, MBA.

Director, Pain Medicine and Palliative Care Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Penn Medicine

A randomized controlled trial on patients with chronic low back pain

Status: Ongoing, actively recruiting

Dr. Sujay Galen, PhD

Chair, Department of Physical Therapy, Georgia State University

Georgia State University

Validation and feasibility of KarunaHOME for use in physical therapy

Status: Ongoing, actively recruiting