The new app, Hello Heart, allows users to track their weight, their daily physical activities, and their blood pressure. It also offers tips on how users can manage their blood pressure, according to ...

A digital self-management program using an app and a connected monitor could help lower blood pressure and maintain those improvements long-term, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open.

Hello Heart works with employers and health plan providers to offer a blood pressure monitoring device and smartphone app to workers. A Menlo Park startup has raised $70 million as it pushes to get ...

Can digital health programs help people manage their blood pressure? A recent study testing Hello Heart’s programs showed some promise. In a large, observational study published in JAMA Network Open, ...

Health-tech startup Hello Heart just closed a $70 million Series D funding round led by Stripes. The startup tracks health metrics and uses AI to coach users on decisions for a healthier heart. Hello ...

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Blood pressure monitors help you keep track of your numbers—and get them under control—to help prevent serious medical ...

Doctors say home blood pressure monitoring can be an effective way to protect your heart health — but only if you use the ...

There are many reasons to keep a blood pressure monitor at home, the main one being that high blood pressure (also known as hypertension) frequently has no symptoms and can easily go undetected, ...