Low-Income Blood Pressure Support Programs
Facing hypertension but can’t afford a blood pressure monitor? Many face this same challenge.
Here’s how to get free BP monitors if you’re eligible.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Hypertension Program
If you’re enrolled in Blue Cross Blue Shield’s Federal Employee Program, you may qualify for a free BP monitor.
To qualify:
You must be over 18
Proof of high blood pressure required
Enrollment verification is needed
Apply online or call your provider.
Hello Heart Program for State Health Plan Members
If eligible, Hello Heart offers a no-cost BP monitor for qualified users.
Eligibility:
Adults only
State Health Plan member
Diagnosed with hypertension or using BP meds
Register using your basic health info and plan access.
Free BP Monitoring with Medicare
Medicare offers annual BP checks during wellness visits.
You might also receive:
Ambulatory BP monitors for 24–48 hour use
Specialized monitors for specific cases
Discuss eligibility during your visit.
Medicaid Blood Pressure Device here Coverage
Most Medicaid plans offer BP monitor access.
To qualify:
Ask your healthcare provider to submit a request
Each state has different procedures
Let your clinic assist you with ordering.
Why You Should Track Blood Pressure Yourself
Benefits include:
Convenience: No clinic visits needed
Better accuracy over time
Track changes sooner
At-home checks support better medical decisions.
How to Use Your Free BP Monitor
Tips:
Sit still 5 minutes before checking
Keep arm at heart level
Stay calm and relaxed
Care tips:
Store in cool, dry area
Wipe clean after use
Replace batteries promptly
Final Thoughts
Don’t let cost stop you from checking your BP.
Use available assistance to improve your health.
Health begins with knowledge—use your free monitor wisely.