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BP Monitors That Send Readings to Your Doctor

Blood Pressure Monitors That Send Readings to Your Doctor

If your doctor wants to see your home blood pressure readings, you have two main options: a cellular blood pressure monitor that sends readings automatically, or a Bluetooth monitor that sends them through your phone.

Option 1: Cellular monitors (no phone needed)

A cellular BP monitor has a built-in cellular connection. After each reading it sends the result to the remote monitoring platform your care team uses. There's no Wi-Fi, app or pairing. Many remote patient monitoring (RPM) programs use them.

Compare them in our cellular BP monitor comparison.

Option 2: Bluetooth monitors with an app

A Bluetooth monitor pairs with your phone. With the Impilo app, Bluetooth readings sync through Apple Health or Google, so you can keep them in one place and share them with your doctor. Browse Impilo-compatible BP monitors.

Ask your doctor first

  • Does your practice run an RPM program, and which platform does it use?
  • Should you buy a device, or will the program provide one?
  • How often should you take readings, and at what time of day?

Tips for accurate home readings

  • Use the right cuff size for your upper arm.
  • Sit quietly for a few minutes with your back supported and feet flat.
  • Keep your arm supported at heart level.
  • Follow the instructions that come with your monitor.

A home monitor is for tracking, not diagnosis. Talk with your doctor about your readings.

Frequently asked questions

Which blood pressure monitors send readings to your doctor automatically?

Cellular blood pressure monitors, such as the Smart Meter SMBP802, Telli Health TelliBP01 and A&D UA-1020CEL, send each reading automatically over the cellular network to the monitoring platform your care team uses.

Do I need a smartphone to send readings to my doctor?

Not with a cellular monitor. Bluetooth monitors do need a phone or tablet.

Can I share Bluetooth readings with my doctor?

Yes. With the Impilo app, Bluetooth readings sync through Apple Health or Google so you can keep them in one place and share them.

How do I get my readings to my doctor's RPM program?

Ask your practice which monitoring platform it uses. Cellular devices are activated on that platform, which is arranged separately from the device.