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12/08/2026

Welcome to our 2nd episode of Closing the Compression Gap series, where you can explore how digital innovation, clinical expertise, and better decision support can help improve compression therapy for both clinicians and patients.

Episode 2 — From Doppler to ABPI to prescription

Reliable VASCULAR ASSESSMENT is the foundation of safe compression therapy.

Before compression can be initiated, clinicians need to assess arterial status — typically using a handheld Doppler and blood pressure cuff to calculate the Ankle Brachial Pressure Index (ABPI).

Yet this critical step remains a major bottleneck in practice. Manual calculations, waveform interpretation, inconsistent documentation and limited confidence can all contribute to delays in starting treatment.

This is where Compression Assistant comes in.

Our platform:
→ Digitises the Doppler waveform
→ Supports waveform interpretation
→ Guides clinicians through ABPI step by step
→ Calculates ABPI automatically
→ Documents the assessment
→ Highlights when additional vascular assessment may be needed

What can traditionally take 10–15 minutes can be completed in just a few minutes through one guided workflow.

Safer. Faster. More consistent vascular assessment.

Because better compression starts with better assessment.

11/08/2026

Welcome to our Closing the Compression Gap series, where you can explore how digital innovation, clinical expertise, and better decision support can help improve compression therapy for both clinicians and patients.

Episode 1, Closing the Compression Gap.

Compression therapy is the gold standard for venous leg ulcers and chronic oedema, yet too many patients still do not receive timely, appropriate compression.
The problem is not lack of guidelines.
The problem is translating those guidelines into safe, consistent decisions at the point of care.
That is why we are building Compression Assistant — to support healthcare professionals with a structured, guideline-aligned pathway from assessment through to recommendation, product matching, follow-up, and real-world evidence.
Safe compression is not one decision.
It is a complete clinical pathway.

Less than 50%.Studies suggest that fewer than half of patients consistently wear their prescribed compression garments a...
01/07/2026

Less than 50%.

Studies suggest that fewer than half of patients consistently wear their prescribed compression garments as recommended.

At first glance, it sounds like a patient adherence problem.
But what if it's actually a pathway problem?

Finding the right compression solution isn't always straightforward. Clinicians must consider the patient's condition, limb measurements, mobility, skin integrity, and the wide range of available products—all while working under significant time pressure.
When the initial choice isn't the best fit, patients are less likely to wear their garments consistently, reducing the effectiveness of treatment.

This is where AI can make a real difference.
Not by replacing clinical expertise, but by supporting it.

Our AI-powered Compression Assistant helps healthcare professionals navigate complex product selection with greater confidence and consistency, making it easier to match each patient with the most appropriate compression solution.
Because better decisions at the point of care don't just save time.
They can improve adherence, enhance patient outcomes, and make every clinical consultation more effective.

What do you think has the biggest impact on compression therapy success: product innovation, patient education, or better clinical decision support?

>> Talking about your emotions is not weakness. It's strength.
12/06/2026

>> Talking about your emotions is not weakness. It's strength.

Legs Matter Week 2026 (8–12 June)This year's theme highlights a difficult truth:We already know what works. The problem ...
12/06/2026

Legs Matter Week 2026 (8–12 June)

This year's theme highlights a difficult truth:

We already know what works. The problem is that too many patients still don't experience it.

Across healthcare, there is no shortage of clinical evidence, guidelines, and best practices for lower limb care. Yet every day, people continue to experience delayed diagnosis, preventable complications, avoidable hospital admissions, and unnecessary loss of mobility.

The gap isn't in knowledge.

The gap is in implementation.

Closing that gap requires more than awareness campaigns. It requires better patient education, earlier intervention, improved access to care, stronger collaboration between healthcare professionals, and innovative digital solutions that help people manage their health proactively.

At Longlive, we believe technology should do more than collect data—it should empower action. By helping people understand their health, identify risks earlier, and engage with preventive care, we can help move from reactive treatment to proactive health management.

This Legs Matter Week, we're asking a simple question:

If we know what works, what is stopping us from making it the standard for every patient?

Real change begins when knowledge becomes action.

May is the perfect reminder that one of the simplest daily habits — walking — can have a powerful impact on our circulat...
18/05/2026

May is the perfect reminder that one of the simplest daily habits — walking — can have a powerful impact on our circulation, lymphatic health, and overall wellbeing.
Our lymphatic system doesn’t have a pump like the heart. It relies on movement to keep fluid flowing, reduce swelling, and support immune function. Even a short daily walk can help improve circulation, support venous and lymphatic health, and reduce the risk of chronic discomfort linked to sedentary lifestyles.

For people living with or at risk of lymphedema, venous insufficiency, or circulation-related conditions, movement is not just exercise — it’s prevention and self-care.

This May Walking Month, let’s encourage:
✔️ More movement breaks during the workday
✔️ Walking meetings
✔️ Daily step goals that feel achievable
✔️ Awareness around circulation and lymphatic health
✔️ Preventive care instead of reactive care

Small steps truly create long-term impact. 💙

12/05/2026

What if your workday actually gave you more energy instead of draining it?

Most people don’t need more wellness advice.
They need more movement built into how they already work.

This May — National Walking Month we’re launching a simple challenge:
** Movement for Better Circulation **

Less sitting. More steps.
No pressure. No fitness obsession. Just real movement during the workday.

The science is simple:
More daily steps increase your NEAT (Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis) — the calories you burn outside of exercise and your basal metabolic rate (just being alive: breathing, digestion, circulation).
Translation: more walking = more daily energy burn, without “working out”.

What you’ll feel at work:
* better focus
* more stable energy (goodbye afternoon crash)
* improved circulation
* less stiffness from sitting

📸 Join us this May:
👉 walk more during your workday
👉 take a quick photo on your walk
👉 share it with us

Want to take it further?
Check how Longlive can help you track your:
* activity levels
* health indicators
* stress levels
* mental wellbeing, and more.

So your movement doesn’t just feel good — you can actually see the impact over time!
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27/04/2026

Compression therapy works. So why is it still delayed?

Hammad Ahmed, Founder and CEO at Longlive, has launched a short series breaking down the real-world barriers to effective compression — and how we’re addressing them with Compression Assistant by Longlive.

Episode 1:
"Qsig- a signal quality model improving Doppler + ABPI reliability at the point of care".


19/04/2026

We’re getting better at helping people survive cancer.
But we’re not as good at supporting life after it.
Millions of cancer survivors develop lymphoedema —
a chronic condition that can appear months or even years later.
And yet, ongoing support is often fragmented.
Care pathways become less structured.
And patients are left to manage a long-term condition with limited guidance.
Most are advised to wear compression garments.
But living with lymphoedema goes far beyond that.
Because lymphoedema isn’t just a clinical condition —
it’s a daily life challenge.
At Longlive, we’re building a Compression Assistant and patient support programme
to help bridge this gap — from clinical decision-making through to long-term management.
Because surviving cancer should not mean navigating the next condition alone.

If you are working in compression therapy, or chronic care—let’s connect. We’d love to collaborate.

08/04/2026

Stress Awareness Month reminder:
Stress doesn’t just affect your mind — it impacts your entire body.

From inflammation to circulation issues, the signs are often subtle… until they’re not.

At Longlive, we believe in connecting mental and physical health to help you stay ahead of chronic conditions — not react to them.

💡 Small step for today:
Pause. Check in with your body. Move a little. Breathe deeper.

Because prevention starts with awareness.

👇 Start your journey with Longlive
www.longliveapp.com

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