Low-Income Blood Pressure Support Programs
Struggling to manage high blood pressure on a tight budget? You’re not the only one.
We’ll show you how to claim a free blood pressure monitor through assistance programs.
Free BP Monitor via Blue Cross FEP
If you have FEP Blue insurance, you may qualify for a free BP monitor.
To qualify:
Adults only
You need a diagnosis of hypertension
Must show active FEP membership
Contact your agent or visit the Blue Cross website.
Hello Heart Program for State Health Plan Members
If eligible, Hello Heart offers a no-cost BP monitor for qualified users.
Eligibility:
Over 18 years old
State Health Plan member
Have BP ≥130/80 mmHg or on treatment
Join with your health plan ID.
Medicare Blood Pressure Coverage
Medicare offers annual BP checks during wellness visits.
You might also receive:
Advanced devices to track pressure over time
Coverage if diagnosed with white coat or masked hypertension
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 here BP Monitor at Home
Benefits include:
Convenience: No clinic visits needed
Multiple readings show real trends
Track changes sooner
At-home checks support better medical decisions.
Tips to Monitor Blood Pressure Correctly
Tips:
Calm yourself before testing
Feet flat on floor
Avoid caffeine, smoking, or exercise for 30 minutes
Care tips:
Store in cool, dry area
Keep it sanitary
Don’t wait for dead power
Conclusion
You can take charge of hypertension without spending big.
Use available assistance to improve your health.
Staying on top of your blood pressure means staying on top of your life.