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Conditions · Cardiovascular

Hypertension

Blood pressure taken once, in a clinic, on a nervous morning is not blood pressure. Home readings, taken calmly and reviewed by a physician who knows you, are.

How we care for it at home

  • Home cuffs supplied and calibrated, technique taught at the bedside.
  • Targets individualized — the right number for an 82-year-old isn't the same as for a 55-year-old.
  • Medication regimens simplified around what the patient can actually take.
  • Careful attention to orthostatic drops and falls.

What we watch for

  • Trends over weeks, not single readings.
  • Kidney function and electrolytes on antihypertensives.
  • Signs of heart failure, stroke, or vascular disease.
  • Sleep apnea, which drives resistant hypertension.
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