BP: Blood Pressure Tracker App 1.5.2

Transitioning from traditional methods of tracking blood pressure to a more efficient solution can be beneficial. This application emerges as a sophisticated tool designed to assist users in managing their blood pressure effectively.

With this app, users can:

• Log blood pressure readings effortlessly
• Add customizable tags for better organization
• Set reminders for consistent monitoring
• Access automatic BP classification to understand their health status
• Analyze trends and receive comprehensive insights

This app addresses common concerns such as:

• Difficulty in maintaining a written record of blood pressure readings
• Uncertainty regarding whether blood pressure levels fall within a healthy range
• The desire to track trends in blood pressure over time
• The challenge of communicating blood pressure fluctuations to healthcare professionals

The application offers notable features:

• Reading Management: Save, edit, or update your entries, including systolic and diastolic values, pulse rate, measuring conditions, tags, and additional notes.
• Understanding Blood Pressure Levels: Gain clarity on your BP category based on established AHA/ACC and ESC/ESH guidelines, with options for custom classifications. Users can also view pulse pressure and mean arterial pressure calculated automatically.
• Long-Term Data Analysis: Users can take advantage of interactive charts to visualize changes in their measurements, compare values over selected timeframes, and apply filters based on various criteria.
• Family Management: Create multiple profiles within a single application to accommodate the tracking needs of the entire family, allowing easy navigation between different users.
• Reminder System: Tailor reminders to suit personal schedules, ensuring that no measurement goes unrecorded.

This app is compatible with multiple Blood Pressure Monitors via HealthKit, including models from:

• A&D
• Omron
• iHealth
• QardioArm
• Withings

Important Note: This application serves as a companion tool and does not directly measure blood pressure or pulse rates. For accurate readings, it is advised to use an FDA-approved blood pressure monitor. Prioritizing professional medical measurements is essential for responsible health management.