A new blood pressure management system, available on mobile phones, could help the 16 million people in the UK with high blood pressure defend themselves against developing serious complications which can result in heart attacks, strokes or kidney failure.
t+ medical has pioneered a way to help people take control of long term conditions by turning the everyday mobile phone into a personal healthcare management system. Proven to improve the management of blood pressure, the t+ blood pressure personal management system gives people instant personal feedback from their blood pressure radings, helping them to spot day-to-day fluctuations, which can have a devastating long-term impact if they are not monitored carefully.
The data is also transmitted to a website for detailed analysis, allowing any healthcare professional appointed by the user to view their results and determine the most effective course of action. t+ medical also have a t+ Specialist Nurse on-hand to answer any specific medical questions which come through to the customer support team.
“High blood pressure is a huge problem in the UK which can lead onto other serious health problems. Allowing patients to manage the condition themselves and providing instant feedback helps to lower the risks involved without having to come into the surgery,” comments Dr Jeremy Wheeler, GP. “Many patients are unsure exactly what causes and influences their blood pressure rate and so they are often reassured by the fact that their GP or practice nurse is monitoring their progress, giving advice when necessary.”
A new blood pressure management system, available on mobile phones, could help the 16 million people in the UK with high blood pressure1 defend themselves against developing serious complications which can result in heart attacks, strokes or kidney failure.
t+ medical has pioneered a way to help people take control of long term conditions by turning the everyday mobile phone into a personal healthcare management system. Proven to improve the management of blood pressure, the t+ blood pressure personal management system gives people instant personal feedback from their blood pressure radings, helping them to spot day-to-day fluctuations, which can have a devastating long-term impact if they are not monitored carefully.
The data is also transmitted to a website for detailed analysis, allowing any healthcare professional appointed by the user to view their results and determine the most effective course of action. T+ medical also have a t+ Specialist Nurse on-hand to answer any specific medical questions which come through to the customer support team.
“High blood pressure is a huge problem in the UK which can lead onto other serious health problems. Allowing patients to manage the condition themselves and providing instant feedback helps to lower the risks involved without having to come into the surgery,” comments Dr Jeremy Wheeler, GP. “Many patients are unsure exactly what causes and influences their blood pressure rate and so they are often reassured by the fact that their GP or practice nurse is monitoring their progress, giving advice when necessary.”A new blood pressure management system, available on mobile phones, could help the 16 million people in the UK with high blood pressure1 defend themselves against developing serious complications which can result in heart attacks, strokes or kidney failure.
t+ medical has pioneered a way to help people take control of long term conditions by turning the everyday mobile phone into a personal healthcare management system. Proven to improve the management of blood pressure, the t+ blood pressure personal management system gives people instant personal feedback from their blood pressure radings, helping them to spot day-to-day fluctuations, which can have a devastating long-term impact if they are not monitored carefully.
The data is also transmitted to a website for detailed analysis, allowing any healthcare professional appointed by the user to view their results and determine the most effective course of action. T+ medical also have a t+ Specialist Nurse on-hand to answer any specific medical questions which come through to the customer support team.
“High blood pressure is a huge problem in the UK which can lead onto other serious health problems. Allowing patients to manage the condition themselves and providing instant feedback helps to lower the risks involved without having to come into the surgery,” comments Dr Jeremy Wheeler, GP. “Many patients are unsure exactly what causes and influences their blood pressure rate and so they are often reassured by the fact that their GP or practice nurse is monitoring their progress, giving advice when necessary.”