Automatic Blood Pressure Cuff Covered by Insurance
Monitor Your Blood Pressure at Home with Confidence
Keeping an eye on your blood pressure is an important part of staying healthy - especially before or after pregnancy. With a medical-grade blood pressure cuff from 1 Natural Way, you can check your readings easily and accurately from the comfort of your home.
Even better, getting an automatic blood pressure cuff could not be easier as they are covered under most insurance plans.
Benefits of an Automatic Blood Pressure Cuff
Accurate, Reliable Readings
Clinically tested for precision with clear systolic and diastolic results.
Easy One-Touch Operation
Get your blood pressure reading with the press of a single button - no setup required.
Large, Backlit LCD Display
Bright screen with oversized numbers makes results easy to read day or night.
Voice Broadcast
Hear your results out loud - perfect for anyone with vision concerns.
Auto Shut-Off
Saves battery by turning off automatically after each use.
Blood Pressure Cuff though Insurance
1 Natural Way works with most insurance providers to offer an automatic blood pressure cuff for pregnancy moms. Often, an automatic blood pressure cuff is fully covered, so there's no copay for you!
1. Instantly verify your benefits
2. Once Ordered, we'll help obtain a prescription
3. We'll ship your blood pressure cuff
1. Instantly verify your benefits
2. Once Ordered, we'll help obtain a prescription
3. We'll ship your blood pressure cuff
Frequently Asked Questions About an Automatic Blood Pressure Cuff
How do I use this blood pressure cuff correctly?
Wrap the cuff around your upper arm (just above the elbow), sit upright with your feet flat on the floor, and press the start button. Stay relaxed and still while the cuff inflates and measures your blood pressure - it only takes about 45 seconds.
What time of day is best for taking my blood pressure?
Try to take your blood pressure at the same time each day, preferably in the morning before eating, drinking caffeine, or taking medication. Consistency is key to tracking trends accurately over time.
What do the systolic, diastolic, and pulse numbers mean?
Your systolic number (top) shows pressure when your heart beats. The diastolic number (bottom) shows pressure when your heart rests between beats. Your pulse indicates how fast your heart is beating. Your doctor can help you understand what's normal for you.
Why is a prescription required to receive a blood pressure cuff through insurance?
Most insurance plans require a prescription to confirm that the monitor is medically necessary. We'll work with your doctor to collect what's needed and take care of the paperwork for you.
Is this covered by insurance?
In many cases, yes. Blood pressure monitors are often covered by insurance if ordered by a doctor. We'll verify your benefits and let you know if there's any cost to you before your order ships.
Questions?
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