A Scientifically Based
Home Blood Pressure App and Clinician Portal
Blood pressure measured in the doctor’s office is not always accurate. And these days, monitoring your blood pressure in the safety and privacy of your home may be more preferable to going to a doctor's office. The American Heart Association (AHA), the United States Preventive Services Task Force and the Million Hearts Initiative all recommend home blood pressure monitoring prior to the diagnosis of hypertension and for its management.
Works with any home blood pressure monitor
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to correctly measure blood pressure
Reminds you to check your blood pressure for a 3-7 day monitoring period
Calculates your average blood pressure for each monitoring period, the value that matters most!
Allows you to share your blood pressure measurements with your doctor
Provides links to information about managing your blood pressure
While many apps help people track and display their blood pressure, measurements taken without proper scheduling, inadequate rest, incorrect positioning, or too many or too few measurements can lead to misleading results. BPCorrect, designed by physicians, is the only app that guides users through a scientific approach to accurately measure blood pressure so that these errors are avoided.
A complete home blood pressure monitoring platform designed by physicians.
Helps patients accurately measure blood pressure using any monitor
Provides actionable data, supports team-based care and revenue cycle management
Engaged patients and improved management of hypertension
App
Clinician Portal
Choose a plan that works best for your practice
The BPCorrect home blood pressure monitoring app works with any home blood pressure monitor. However, the app receives blood pressure readings electronically via Bluetooth from a growing list of validated and accurate Bluetooth-connected home monitors:
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I find the blood pressure app easy to use and love that it gives the average blood pressure as recommended by the American Heart Association.
I like that the app asks whether I have been at rest for five minutes since I usually don’t do this.
I like the reminders in the app since I don’t always remember to check my blood pressure.
I think this platform is quite helpful since we know office blood pressures are sometimes not representative.
My patients have been asking me for something like this. They love the idea of being able to monitor their blood pressure at home, and this makes it easy for me to review.
BPCorrect was created by Dr. Cara Litvin, a general internist, and Dr. Steven Ornstein, a family physician. Drs. Litvin and Ornstein have conducted numerous NIH and AHRQ funded studies focused on improving the diagnosis and management of chronic diseases in primary care settings. The BPCorrect platform evolves directly from their many years of research and clinical experience.
