Monitor your blood pressure at home with a medical-grade cuff and clinical support
We ship your device directly to your home and review your readings with you by video. A licensed clinician guides you on proper technique and helps you understand what your numbers mean, bringing an evidence-based hypertension tool into your daily routine.
- Medicare & most health plans accepted
- Start with an online video consultation — no referral needed
- Many patients pay $0 out of pocket
3 Steps to Get Started
Verify your coverage online or call us at (301) 284-0032
Confirm Your Coverage
We check your Medicare or insurance to see if the device is covered for you.
Video Call with a Doctor
This brief telemedicine visit is required to approve your device, if appropriate for you.
Receive Your Kit at Home
If approved, a kit arrives by mail. We show you how to use it with 24/7 support.
Is This For Me?
A home blood pressure program may be helpful if you have:
- Elevated readings at clinic visits or screenings
- Blood pressure that seems to change from day to day
- Headaches, lightheadedness, or pressure sensations that may relate to BP changes
- Shortness of breath, fatigue, or low exercise tolerance
- A family history of high blood pressure, stroke, or heart disease
- Conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, or sleep apnea
- Previously normal readings that have recently started trending higher
Benefits
With regular monitoring and clinical guidance, you may experience:
- Clearer Understanding. A clearer understanding of your true blood pressure status
- Early Detection. Early detection of hypertension before complications arise
- Lower Risk. Lower stroke and heart disease risk through timely intervention
- Better Management. Better management of conditions like diabetes or kidney disease
- Precise Adjustments. More precise medication adjustments based on real data
- Peace of Mind. Peace of mind when readings have been inconsistent or borderline
What's Included
BP Cuff
BP cuff
Instructions
Video Consultation
Ongoing Support
Safety & Contraindications
Talk With Your Clinician
Home blood pressure monitoring is safe for most people. Talk with your clinician if you have:
- Arm injuries or lymphedema
- Atrial fibrillation or frequent irregular heartbeats
- Very high or very low initial readings
- A history of vascular surgery on the arm being used
- Severe peripheral vascular disease
- Pain, numbness, or weakness in the limb where the cuff would be placed
- Active infections, wounds, or swelling on the upper arm
- Recent mastectomy on the side you plan to measure
- An implanted device in the arm area that could be compressed by a cuff
- Difficulty understanding or following home monitor instructions
When to Seek Medical Attention
Get prompt medical evaluation if you have:
- Blood pressure consistently above 180 over 120 mmHg
- New chest pain or shortness of breath
- Sudden weakness, numbness, or trouble speaking
- Severe headache or changes in vision
- Rapidly worsening readings
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Start Your Blood Pressure Monitoring Program
Our team oversees each step of your care: coverage verification, video consultation with a licensed medical professional, coordinated device delivery, and ongoing support. No referral is required.
