top of page
Father and Daughter

Take Control of Your Blood Pressure

Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Programs

High Blood Pressure Programs

Take the first step towards better blood pressure management today. Join our program and prioritize your health and well-being. Together, we can achieve optimal blood pressure control and a healthier future.

Hight Health Hypertension Program

AHI Program

90 - day no-cost blood pressure management program for residents of Fulton County. This program is a part of the Atlanta Hypertension Initiative and takes place at the Hapeville Branch Library, located at 525 King Arnold St., Hapeville, GA 30354. 

Program Benefits

Improved Health

Reduce your risk for heart attack, stroke, or heart disease

Circle of Support

1 - on - 1 support, in-person sessions, group support

Improved Blood Pressure

Lower or improve your blood pressure

Virtual & In-person Options

Hybrid program allowing for virtual or in-person participation

Blood Pressure Monitor*

1 loaned electronic or remote patient monitoring blood pressure monitor

Healthy Rewards

Health-related giveaways, prizes, and more

Blood Pressure Management Resources

KevOnStage-thumb-medium.png
Dementia_1x1.png
Heart_Health_Exercise-2.jpg

“Live to the Beat” with KevOnStage

Cardiologist, Dr. Merije Chukumerije, joins @KevOnStage in episode 1 of our Live to the Beat video series. The pair discuss how heart disease impacts the Black community more significantly and the importance of working with a doctor. Check out episode 1 to learn what you can be doing to Live to the Beat!

Educational Video: Watch Out for Sneaky Sodium

When you eat too much salt/sodium, your body draws more water into your bloodstream — and that raises your blood pressure. Knowing the “sneaky” sources of sodium (like bread and condiments) will help you know where to cut back. Click below to watch and learn more.

Real Life Testimonials: Stories from the Heart

Listen to inspiring stories feature everyday people who have found ways to take heart-healthy small steps, in some cases after experiencing a cardiovascular event themselves. Click below to watch and learn more.

bottom of page