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5 Top Hypertension Apps for Primary Care

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Have a quick look at 5 apps that track BP, estimate risk, chart DASH, just say "Ohm," and more.

Effective long-term management of hypertension will always require a combination of strategies. The 5 top apps we review here come at the dangerous disease from multiple angles and offer tools to help primary care clinicians and their patients share essential information: Blood Pressure Companion; Instant Heart Rate; ASCVD Risk Estimator; DASH Diet Food Tracker; and Sattva guided meditation training are apps you'll want to try.Links are provided to the iTunes and Google stores for additional information. 

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