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Penn Medicine Healthy Heart is a six-month program designed to help people with high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol better manage these conditions and reduce their risk of heart disease. The program uses a combination of at-home blood pressure monitoring, personalized coaching from nurse practitioners and health navigators, and behavioral strategies based on how people actually make health decisions. This trial will test whether the program helps people achieve better blood pressure and cholesterol levels compared to usual care alone.
High blood pressure and high cholesterol are major risk factors for heart disease, but many people struggle to manage them because primary care doctors are overwhelmed and traditional office visits alone aren't enough. This trial exists to test whether a comprehensive program that reaches out proactively to patients and provides ongoing support outside of regular doctor visits can help more people successfully control these conditions.
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If you are selected for the intervention group, you will receive a blood pressure monitor to use at home and participate in a six-month program that includes four modules of education and support delivered by phone, text, or online. A nurse practitioner or health navigator will check in with you regularly, help you set goals, and provide encouragement to take your medications and make lifestyle changes. If you are in the usual care group, you will continue with your regular doctor visits as you normally would. The study will measure your blood pressure and cholesterol levels at the beginning and end of the six months to see if the program helped.
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