Blood Pressure, Connected
900-LTE
- Clinically Validated
- Configurable Patient Reminder
- 4G/5G with 2G Fallback
- Triple Measurement Mode
900-LTE Blood Pressure Monitor
With roaming 4G/5G connectivity and 2G fallback, the 900-LTE requires no configuration and connects patients in even the most difficult to reach rural areas. We designed the 900-LTE to allow for accurate, clinically validated blood pressure monitoring wherever your patients may be. The 900-LTE can be remotely configured to triple measurement mode to collect a sequence of three readings to meet the latest American Heart Association blood pressure measurement guidelines.
Features and Specifications
- Systolic, diastolic, and heart rate readings
- Irregular heartbeat detection
- FDA cleared and FCC certified
- Comfortable universal cuff (22-44 cm)
- Large backlit screen and long battery life
With roaming 4G/5G connectivity and 2G fallback, the 900-LTE requires no configuration and connects patients in even the most difficult to reach rural areas. We designed the 900-LTE to allow for accurate, clinically validated blood pressure monitoring wherever your patients may be. The 900-LTE can be remotely configured to triple measurement mode to collect a sequence of three readings to meet the latest American Heart Association blood pressure measurement guidelines.
Features and Specifications
- Systolic, diastolic, and heart rate readings
- Irregular heartbeat detection
- FDA cleared and FCC certified
- Comfortable universal cuff (22-44 cm)
- Large backlit screen and long battery life
Why Remote Hypertension Monitoring?
Millions of U.S. adults have high blood pressure, yet most do not have it under control. Since hypertension usually presents without symptoms, the only way to determine whether a patient has high blood pressure is to measure their blood pressure.
With ongoing remote monitoring of hypertension, cardiologists can make timely recommendations that better support heart-healthy living, such as changes to diet, exercise, and medication regimen.
Research cited by the American Heart Association notes that remote cardiac monitoring can greatly reduce patient blood pressure compared to typical care and self-monitoring alone.
