Bluetooth 5.0 Blood Pressure Monitor (Arm)

The smart blood pressure is available in a single size, which fits all arm circumferences, from 22 to 42 cm( 8.6-16.5 inches).

Note:

Needa bigger cuff? Our Support team is happy to assist at inquiry@transtekcorp.com if you have questions regarding cuff sizes.

Take readings on the bluetooth bp cuff at the same time every day—such as morning and evening—for whatever time period your doctor advises.

All BP cuff are clinically validated to be within the following:

Blood pressure: within  ±3 mmHg

Pulse: within ±5% of reading.

All bp bluetooth cuff have FDA clearance. This is a requirement to sell in the US market.

The American Heart Association recommends that anyone with, or at risk of high blood pressure, should monitor their blood pressure at home. Home blood pressure monitoring is one of the best methods of trending a person’s blood pressure in their own environment.

Make sure the scale is placed somewhere with a cellular network reception.The BP cuff connects to T-Mobile or AT&T's cellular network - no wifi or bluetooth setup required!

Oscillometric technology measures the vibration of your blood traveling through your arteries and converts the movement into digital readings.

Regarding the device requirements for CPT 99453 and 99454, CMS has specified that any such device must:

• Meet the definition of "medical device" stated in section 201(h) of the Federal Food, Drug and

Cosmetic Act

• Automatically upload patient physiologic data (i.e., data are not self-recorded and/or self-reported by

the patient)

• Be capable of generating and transmitting either (a) daily recordings of the beneficiary's physiologic

data, or (b) an alert if the beneficiary's values fall outside pre-determined parameters.

• Be reasonable and necessary for the diagnosis or treatment of the patient's illness or injury or to

improve the functioning of a malformed body member

• Be used to collect and transmit reliable and valid physiologic data that allow understanding of a

patient's health status in order to develop and manage a plan of treatment。