The fastest-growing RPM platform

Blood Pressure Cuff

Features

• Systolic and diastolic measurement
• Pulse measurement
• Irregular heartbeat indicator
• Senior-friendly cuff placement indicators
• Cell network connectivity
• Automatically streams data to the practice with no user intervention
• Four (4) replaceable batteries included
• LED display screen
• Transmission progress and completion indicators

The 100Plus Blood Pressure Cuff provides practitioners like you the fastest and most accurate reading using an advanced measuring technique. Patient blood pressure is automatically sent to you and available in a practitioner-centric portal, so you can better care for your patient between visits. The device automatically streams data to the practice with no user intervention.
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When a patient receives a 100Plus Blood Pressure Cuff, it’s fully configured and ready to use out of the box — no smartphone, app, Bluetooth, or WiFi required. Provide a dramatically higher level of care to your patients by unlocking the value of remote patient monitoring.

Patient applications

Hypertension / High Blood Pressure (HBP)

As you know, chronic high blood pressure can often go undetected and without symptoms, but that doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous. Over time, HBP wears away at a patient’s blood vessels and can cause a heart attack or stroke. Monitoring a patient’s blood pressure daily can prevent these kinds of catastrophic events and enable you, the practitioner, to take action accordingly.

Treatment of High Blood Pressure

If your patient has just started a new treatment for HBP, determining efficacy shouldn’t have to wait until the next office visit. Learn how treatment is affecting your patient between visits and adjust dosage accordingly. If the treatment isn’t working at all, your patient risks a heart attack or stroke. Remote patient monitoring enables you to access your patient’s blood pressure data and make educated decisions about his/her care.

White Coat Syndrome

White Coat Syndrome, or white coat hypertension, is when people exhibit a blood pressure level above the normal range, in a clinical setting, though they don’t necessarily exhibit the same blood pressure in other settings — like at home. This could be due to the anxiety a patient experiences during an office visit. When practitioners are able to get readings continuously from their patients through remote patient monitoring devices, they’re less likely to get faulty results due to white coat syndrome.