A hypertension solution for organizations—designed for both head and heart
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Reduce heart failure and stroke risk in your population by building better heart health
Easy monitoring and access to coaches
- Cellular blood pressure monitor and larger cuff size serve diverse populations
- Expert health coaches help people set goals and support accountability
- Integrated mental health support for commonly connected conditions, like anxiety
Data-driven, personalized experiences
- Digital tools support improved nutrition, activity and medication adherence
- At-a-glance, weekly updates drive health action plan progress
- Personalized health nudges and educational content inspire lasting behavior change
Timely, relevant support
- Proactive connections with care providers for high-risk members
- Integrated app offers a seamless member experience across other health programs
Why employers and health plans choose Teladoc Health
Guaranteed results
We’re so confident in our ability to help people achieve health outcomes, we place our program fees at risk¹
Health outcomes
88% of participants improved or maintained their blood pressure after one year, with those at higher risk reducing their systolic blood pressure by 11mmHg on average²
Improved results with mental health support
Program participants who also engaged with our digital mental health program saw 30% or greater improvement in blood pressure³
The foundation for better cardiometabolic health
"The aim is to shift the conversation from cardiometabolic disease to cardiometabolic health. In shifting the focus, we broaden the spectrum of care—from management to prevention of and improved outcomes for people with high blood pressure."
Dr. Tejaswi Kompala
Senior Director of Clinical Strategy for Cardiometabolic Health
Teladoc Health
Explore the benefits of integrated care for lasting blood pressure control
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More than 1 million people with a cardiometabolic condition rely on Teladoc Health
I like the way the monitor is connected to the app. Years ago, you had to write everything down and that got old real quick. Being able to just take the blood pressure and taking a look at the highs and lows at the end of the week and the end of the month with the reports is really convenient.
Joe F.
When I found out that it goes to my phone and you can also monitor me, I thought, ‘That’s a good thing,’ but then I noticed that there's coaching. There’s so much more to the program that if people are really interested in, they would be able to access these programs.
Carol O.
The fact that you do send the blood pressure monitor, that it’s cellular-based and I don’t have to worry about writing things down or updating a spreadsheet and emailing it. It’s very convenient.
Peter R.
It’s helpful in a lot of ways. I mean, I took the thing because of the high blood pressure and the weight, but
I’m getting so much more out of it, so it’s been good.
Kevin D.
I've had blood pressure monitors in my linen closet for years, but did I ever think about pulling it out? No. It was a major thing to figure out. This thing, I put it on the bathroom counter, I slide it on and hit the button and it’s just so much easier.
Melissa N.
This is connected care...for life
The testimonials, opinions and statements reflect one individual's personal experience with Teladoc Health. Results and experiences may vary from person to person and will be unique to each individual. The testimonials are voluntarily provided and are not paid.
The testimonials, opinions and statements reflect one member’s personal experience with Teladoc Health. Results and experiences may vary from person to person and will be unique to each member. The testimonials are voluntarily provided and are not paid. The individual in the photo is not the individuals who provided this testimonial.
1-Full program fees at risk are available to commercial populations with at least 10 observable members. Outcomes for enrolled members who have been active for 6 months (engage with a connected device, complete a coaching session, share clinical data with the care team or log in to the participant portal) will be assessed in each annual measurement period. Measurement applies to the whole population using those who are observable. Credit will be applied to the entire population.
2-DS-12600 For members starting in Stage 2 at 1-year member tenure
3-Eldin Dzubur et al., “The Effect of a Digital Mental Health Program on Anxiety and Depression Symptoms: Retrospective Analysis of Clinical Severity,” JMIR Formative Research 7 (October 3, 2023), https://doi.org/10.2196/36596.