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Do you live in Virginia, Maryland or the District of Columbia?
Have you been diagnosed with high blood pressure (hypertension)?
Are you under the care of a primary care provider - doctor, nurse practitioner?
Would you like support and to learn how to better manage and control your blood pressure using technology you already own?
Are you ready to disrupt high blood pressure and take control of your health?
Do you have high blood pressure?
Are you aware of the impact that uncontrolled hypertension can have on your body - your brain?
Would you like to learn how to manage your blood pressure better from qualified health professionals?
Did you know that management of hypertension could also have a positive impact on other health conditions like high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, and overweight/obesity?
Would you like to join a community of support all striving for the same improved health outcomes?
Are you willing to invest time and effort in yourself?
Taking Control Newsletter
GOAL
Use Self-Measured Blood Pressure (SMBP) Monitoring to increase understanding of hypertension and its impact on health and to learn to manage the condition.
OBJECTIVES
By the conclusion of this program you will:
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Have a better understanding of hypertension, causes, and methods of therapy for management and control.
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Know how to properly take your own blood pressure with a home monitor.
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Know how to use Bluetooth technology to record and share health information.
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Improve your health and digital literacy.
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Understand the role of diet/nutrition and physical activity in blood pressure management.
What's in it for You?
A Limited Number of Slots Available
July - December 2022
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A better understanding of hypertension and how to control it.
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A FREE Bluetooth enabled home blood pressure monitor.
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Personal health coaching for one-on-one support.
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Evidence-based presentations from expert clinicians and academics from the nation's leading institutions.
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Small group support.
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Improved health outcomes - wellness.
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