BPCorrect guides patients through an evidence-based self-measured blood pressure (SMBP) protocol and generates clinically meaningful averages for patients and healthcare professionals.
Developed by physicians and informed by NIH- and AHRQ-funded research focused on improving hypertension management in primary care.
A single blood pressure reading does not always reflect your usual blood pressure. A standardized home blood pressure assessment, also called self-measured blood pressure (SMBP), can provide a more reliable picture. The American Heart Association (AHA), the United States Preventive Services Task Force and the Million Hearts Initiative all support home blood pressure measurement for the diagnosis and management of hypertension.
Works with any home blood pressure monitor, with optional Bluetooth integration for supported devices
Provides step-by-step instructions to help you measure blood pressure correctly
Guides you through a standardized 3–7 day blood pressure assessment
Calculates a clinically meaningful average blood pressure, the value that matters most
Allows you to share your assessment results with your healthcare team
Provides links to trusted information about managing your blood pressure
Many apps help people track and display blood pressure readings, but measurements taken without proper scheduling, adequate rest, correct positioning, or an appropriate number of readings can lead to misleading results. BPCorrect, designed by physicians, guides users through a standardized blood pressure assessment based on trusted clinical guidelines so that results are more reliable and easier to interpret.
An evidence-based self-measured blood pressure (SMBP) assessment platform designed by physicians.
Helps patients complete a structured blood pressure assessment using any monitor
Displays clinically meaningful averages and supports team-based hypertension care
Evidence-based SMBP assessment and clearer clinical decision-making
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The BPCorrect self-measured blood pressure (SMBP) assessment app works with any home blood pressure monitor. The app can also receive readings electronically via Bluetooth from a growing list of validated Bluetooth-connected home monitors:
Preferred pricing may be available for blood pressure monitors ordered in bulk. Please contact BPCorrect for more details.
I find the blood pressure app easy to use and love that it gives the average blood pressure as recommended by the American Heart Association.
I like that the app asks whether I have been at rest for five minutes since I usually don’t do this.
I like the reminders in the app since I don’t always remember to check my blood pressure.
I think this platform is quite helpful since we know office blood pressures are sometimes not representative.
My patients have been asking me for something like this. They like being able to complete a structured home blood pressure assessment, and this makes it easy for me to review.
Explore BPCorrect resources on self-measured blood pressure (SMBP), measuring blood pressure correctly at home, and understanding blood pressure averages.
How to measure blood pressure correctly at home
What self-measured blood pressure (SMBP) means
Why one blood pressure reading is not enough
How blood pressure averages help guide care
BPCorrect was created by Dr. Cara Litvin, a general internist, and Dr. Steven Ornstein, a family physician. Drs. Litvin and Ornstein have conducted numerous NIH- and AHRQ-funded studies focused on improving the diagnosis and management of chronic diseases in primary care settings. The BPCorrect platform evolved from their research and clinical experience translating evidence-based blood pressure guidance into practical workflows for patients and clinicians.
