Observational StudyPRESSURE CHECK: Find Your Path to Better Health

Participants are enrolled in a remote BP management program (RBPM) inclusive of home BP monitoring and telehealth visits with a nurse or pharmacist. As part of the RBPM component, participants receive routine clinical care, guided by protocols based on ACC/AHA High Blood Pressure Guidelines. This may include medications and/or lifestyle modifications, as is clinically indicated and personalized to each participant using principles of shared decision making. The duration of the intervention is 6 months, after which they are referred back to their PCP. Enrollment and graduation letters are sent to the PCP and care transitions are coordinated.

Participants are enrolled in a remote BP management program (RBPM) inclusive of home BP monitoring and telehealth visits with a Pressure Check nurse or pharmacist plus a social model with a CHW. As part of the RBPM component, participants receive routine clinical care, guided by protocols based on ACC/AHA High Blood Pressure Guidelines. This may include medications and/or lifestyle modifications, as is clinically indicated and personalized to each participant using principles of shared decision making. As part of the CHW component, participants receive support with home BP monitoring, reminders to attend RBPM clinical visits, and support with social issues impacting health (e.g., food insecurity; transportation; housing instability). The duration of the intervention is 6 months, after which they are referred back to their PCP. Enrollment and graduation letters are sent to the PCP and care transitions are coordinated.

Participants receive education about hypertension and are referred to primary care for ongoing management. If a participant does not have a PCP, they receive assistance making an appointment with a new PCP.

Participants will receive the additional support of a Community Health Worker (CHW); specific activities include: support with home BP monitoring, reminders to attend RBPM clinical visits, and support with social issues impacting health (e.g., food insecurity; transportation; housing instability).

Participants will receive a medical model of remote BP management (RBPM). Care is guided by protocols based on ACC/AHA High Blood Pressure Guidelines. This may include medications and/or lifestyle modifications, as is clinically indicated and personalized to each participant using principles of shared decision making.