US Debut of Hilo Core Turns Blood Pressure Monitoring Into a Daily Wearable Companion

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Aktiia's Hilo Core system, now available in the US, combines an FDA-cleared blood pressure cuff with a slim wristband to continuously monitor BP and provide long‑term insights. After a four‑day calibration, cuff readings establish a baseline and are performed monthly, while the band auto‑reads BP about every 90 minutes (up to 35 readings per day) using optical sensors. The kit costs $90, plus a $150 annual subscription; in Europe it has shown BP reductions. The wristband is currently a wellness device (not FDA‑cleared), and readings are meant to supplement medical advice, not replace it. Privacy notes say data is anonymized and not sold to third parties.
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