At-home blood pressure monitors have been available for quite some time now, but leaps in technology have made them more accessible, accurate and user-friendly in recent years.

Here are some top-rated blood pressure monitors to consider along with some tips to help ensure you take an accurate reading.

Everyone with high blood pressure (130/80 or above) should have a home blood pressure monitor.

Valencell promises blood pressure monitoring in a finger clip Its ‘cuffless’ monitor aims to gather just as much data as an arm cuff.

Our top picks for the best blood pressure monitors include top-rated options for every budget and lifestyle from brands like Garmin and Braun.

Nature’s DPJ Digital Medicine publishes global health study results that demonstrate the enormous promise of Biospectal’s OptiBP mobile app to help patients and pregnant women worldwide in low ...

Researchers at UC San Diego have developed a new kind of blood pressure monitor that’s small enough to fit in your pocket and attaches to a smartphone. The team out of the Jacobs School of ...

Our top picks for the best blood pressure monitors include top-rated options for every budget and lifestyle from brands like Garmin and Braun.

But those who own a monitor were more than 10 times more likely to check their blood pressure outside of health care settings than those who don't own one.