Low-Income Blood Pressure Support Programs

Need help tracking your blood pressure but money is tight? You're not alone.

Here’s how to get free BP monitors if you’re eligible.
FEP Blood Pressure Monitor Program

If you’re enrolled in Blue Cross Blue Shield’s Federal Employee Program, you may qualify for a free BP monitor.

To qualify:

Adults only

You need a diagnosis of hypertension

Enrollment verification is needed

Contact your agent or visit the Blue Cross website.
Hello Heart Program for State Health Plan Members

Hello Heart provides tools to help you manage heart health from home.

Eligibility:

Over 18 years old

Covered by a state-sponsored plan

Have BP ≥130/80 mmHg or on treatment

Register using your basic health info and plan access.
Medicare Blood Pressure Coverage

Medicare provides free BP checks at annual exams.

You might also receive:

Advanced devices to track pressure over time

Specialized monitors for specific cases

Talk to your doctor about getting covered.
SMBP Monitor Access via Medicaid

84% of state Medicaid programs now cover self-measured blood pressure devices.

To qualify:

Ask your healthcare provider to submit a request

Each state has different procedures

Your doctor can help navigate the steps.
Benefits of Using a BP Monitor at Home

Benefits include:

Check at home anytime

Better accuracy over time

Faster detection of irregularities

At-home checks support better medical decisions.
Proper Use of Your Blood Pressure Device

Tips:

Sit still 5 minutes before checking

Keep arm at heart level

Stay calm and relaxed

Care tips:

Avoid extreme temperatures

Wipe clean after use

Don’t wait for dead power

Key Takeaway

Managing your blood pressure shouldn’t be expensive.

Apply get more info for free monitor programs through trusted providers.

Track, manage, and protect your heart from home.