Do I need a home blood-pressure monitor?

Yes — a validated home blood-pressure cuff makes telehealth management much more effective. Bring several recent readings (ideally morning and evening over a few days) to your visit so your provider can review your trend.

Is this visit appropriate for a new diagnosis or very high readings?

This visit is best for established, stable hypertension. Newly diagnosed patients or those with very high readings or symptoms may need in-person evaluation and lab work first. Your provider will advise on the safest path.

What blood pressure reading is an emergency?

A reading at or above 180/120 with symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, vision changes, or weakness is a hypertensive emergency — call 911. Very high readings without symptoms still warrant prompt medical attention.

Online Medical Visit

High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) – Telehealth Management

Ongoing telehealth management for high blood pressure. A licensed provider reviews your medications and home blood-pressure log, offers lifestyle counseling, and makes medication adjustments when appropriate. Recommended follow-up is every 3–6 months for stable patients to keep your blood pressure well controlled.

$85 · cash price

About 15–20 minutes

Every 3–6 months for stable patients

Self-pay / cash price — no insurance required

$85cash price

Flat self-pay price. No insurance required.

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Same-day telehealth availability · Georgia

Benefits

Ongoing management for stable high blood pressure

Medication review and adjustments when appropriate

Review of your home blood-pressure log

Lifestyle counseling for diet, activity, and stress

Convenient follow-up without a clinic visit

What to Expect

Here's what you can expect when you schedule this service:

Book your visit and have your recent home blood-pressure readings ready

Connect with a licensed provider by secure video or phone

Review of your readings, medications, and how you're feeling

Lifestyle counseling and, when appropriate, medication adjustments

An updated plan and recommended follow-up interval

Who Is This For?

This service may be right for you if:

Patients with an established hypertension diagnosis
People with stable blood pressure who need routine follow-up
Patients who monitor their blood pressure at home
Anyone wanting convenient ongoing hypertension care

Know the emergency numbers

A blood pressure of 180/120 or higher — especially with chest pain, shortness of breath, vision changes, or weakness — is a medical emergency. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room rather than booking a routine visit.