We connect communities, affordable monitoring technology and human-supported digital care to make hypertension detection and management more accessible. Here are the six ways we work towards it.
Our programmes are built to work together: reach people, provide a meaningful blood pressure check, encourage ongoing monitoring and connect those who need it to care.
From church halls to community gathering places, we work with trusted local organisations to create opportunities for people to check their blood pressure and understand what their readings mean.
We help workplaces make screening convenient, raise awareness and guide people with concerning readings towards appropriate clinical follow-up.
Our long-term model combines verified blood pressure checking locations, digital discovery maps and partner-operated checkpoints in communities where access is limited.
Home monitoring should not depend on expensive equipment. We study what individuals and families need and work towards broader access to validated upper-arm devices.
The Ovana app helps people build a regular monitoring habit. Ovana+ adds a personalised plan and nurse check-ins delivered by our care team.
For employers who want more than one-off screenings, we offer a path to ongoing employee engagement, monitoring and hypertension support.
Four principles connect everything we do.
Through campaigns, local partnerships and health education.
With more affordable and appropriate monitoring technology.
With apps, guidance, reminders and care-team support.
Through mobile outreach, community partners, maps and checkpoints.
Connecting physical screening access with digital engagement and care, so a blood pressure check can open the door to ongoing support.