Single-site blood pressure intervention programs have successfully improved BP levels, prompting an evaluation of the American Heart Association's Check. Change. Control (CCC) program across 18 cities with over 4000 patients.
The effectiveness of these interventions was assessed based on enrollment goals, participant engagement, and changes in BP from initial to final measurements.
High-performing sites often engaged senior institutions, provided education classes, distributed BP cuffs, and trained volunteers, showcasing that simplified, community-tailored programs can effectively enhance BP management, although outcomes varied significantly across different sites.