Know Your Numbers: free blood pressure checks, Tuesday, December 8, in Charlottesville.
Save your spot →For people with high blood pressure, and the families who worry about them
A blood pressure cuff at home sends your readings to our team. A nurse reviews your readings regularly. Your own neurologist builds your care plan and adjusts it by video when your numbers call for it. Your regular doctor stays in the loop.
If you're the one who got the call about a parent's blood pressure, this is for you too.
reached a healthy blood pressure or made a big improvement1
reached goal blood pressure, compared with about 4 in 10 nationally1
dangerously high or low readings2
Stroke survivors in our health-system programs. Preliminary, observational data from routine clinical care.
How it works
If your clinician recommends it, we’ll send you a connected blood pressure cuff. Your readings go straight to our care team, with no typing numbers in. You can connect your Apple Watch or Fitbit too.
We review your readings regularly. If something looks off, you hear from us, not the other way around.
You're matched with your own neurologist, who builds your care plan, changes a medicine that isn't working and orders the tests you need, by video from home.
Care between appointments, not just at them
Why stroke doctors for blood pressure?
High blood pressure is the leading risk factor for stroke that you can change. Our neurologists manage it the way a stroke doctor would: as one part of protecting your brain, along with cholesterol, heart rhythm and blood sugar.
Most strokes can be prevented with the right care. That's our whole job.
If your reading was high, you can follow up with your own doctor, with us, or both. You can share your results card with your doctor, or request a call and we'll talk through your results, our services, and what your insurance covers. There's no obligation.
No. We work with your other doctors and keep them in the loop.
No. You can sign up yourself. If your doctor or hospital referred you, let us know on the call.
We currently care for patients in Virginia, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio and Utah. If you live somewhere else, choose "Another state" and we'll let you know when we get there.
Many of our services can be covered by insurance when medically appropriate. Coverage may vary by plan, and copays, coinsurance or deductibles may apply. We'll check your coverage on the call, before you commit to anything.
In Virginia, we currently accept Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and Blue Cross Blue Shield. You can also choose to pay for services directly through a simple self-pay fee structure.
Yes. Many of our calls start with an adult son or daughter. Check the box on the form and we'll include you, with your parent's permission.
No cost to talk. No obligation.