Six years of “a little high.” Enough.
Your advocate gets your home readings in front of the right doctor before every appointment, reconciles two prescriptions into one, gets the side effect reported the same day, and works the sleep, salt, and movement that move the number. Backed by our AI.
$79/week or $300/month. Everything included. Cancel anytime. Try "What would my advocate do?" →
The reading nobody looks at becomes the reading your doctor acts on.
Today
- You take readings at home. They live in a notebook or an app.
- The cardiologist sees one reading, in the office, after you rushed to get there.
- Two doctors adjust the dose. Neither knows.
- The new pill makes you dizzy. You leave a voicemail.
With your advocate
- Cuff synced to your portal; two weeks of readings sent before every appointment
- One prescription, reconciled, both doctors told
- Side effect reported to your prescriber the same day, with the readings attached
- Sodium, sleep, and movement tracked against your mornings, worked weekly

Before coffee. Same chair. Every morning.That’s the reading that counts, and the one your cardiologist has never seen. Your cuff syncs it; your advocate sends it ahead of every appointment.
Thirteen weeks of mornings.
Weekly average of your home readings. The red ones are the weeks your doctor had never seen before.
Numbers illustrative.
Four levers your doctor doesn’t have time for.
Each one moves the number. Your advocate works them weekly, against your own readings. That’s the coaching half.
Where it hides
Restaurant nights show up in your mornings. Two swaps, tracked.
Under six hours
Short nights, high mornings. A wind-down plan that’s in writing.
Evenings, earlier
A walk before dinner beats one after. Logged from your phone.
The way they’re prescribed
Side effects reported the same day, so you don’t quietly stop.
Lifestyle changes — sodium, movement, sleep, and weight — can lower blood pressure by an amount comparable to a medication for many people. Coaching is how those changes actually happen.
Source: 2017 ACC/AHA Hypertension Guideline, lifestyle-modification estimates.
Questions people with high blood pressure ask first.
Can you get me off blood-pressure medication?
Only your prescriber can change your medications. What we can do is get your readings and lifestyle changes in front of them with the data to support the conversation.
Do I need a home cuff?
Yes, and most people already own one. We'll connect it to your portal so your readings reach your doctor without you remembering to bring them.
Two doctors manage my blood pressure. Is that a problem?
Only when they don't know what each other prescribed. Reconciling that is usually the first thing we do.
Do you actually handle referrals, prior authorizations, and denials?
Yes. We book the referral and chase the earlier slot, file the prior authorization and follow it to a decision, and write the appeal in the language a reviewer needs.
$79 a week or $300 a month. Everything included.
All four services, the weekly session, and your portal. Cancel anytime. Full pricing →
Twenty minutes with an advocate. Then you decide.
Bring the referral that hasn't happened. If we're not the fit, we'll say so.