Symptoms & Diagnosis

Know the basics of high blood pressure.

Blood pressure is a measure of how strongly blood pushes against your arteries as the heart pumps blood through your body.1 High blood pressure (HBP), also known as hypertension, makes your heart work harder, which can raise your risk of heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, and kidney failure.2

Learn more about high blood pressure symptoms and what treatments are available.




Treatment & PROCEDURE

Go beyond with the Symplicity™ procedure.

When typical treatments are not enough to lower your high blood pressure, the Symplicity™ procedure may be able to help. It’s a minimally invasive treatment that works alongside your lifestyle changes and medications to help control blood pressure.3,4


Watch the video below to learn more about how the Symplicity™ procedure can help lower high blood pressure.3,4



Side effects can include headache, back pain, and access site issues like bruising or hematoma. In very rare cases, blood vessel injury or narrowing may occur. Blood pressure is monitored after the procedure and medications may need to be adjusted by your healthcare team over time. Results may vary.




patient stories

Real patients. Real results.

Hear the stories of people who were able to lower their high blood pressure thanks to the Symplicity™ procedure.3,4




Is the Symplicity™ procedure right for you?

Take our short survey to see if you could be a good candidate for this procedure. Then talk with your doctor to see if this treatment may be right for you.

Your blood pressure reading has two numbers. The first, or “top” number, is your systolic blood pressure. For example, if your BP is 120/90, 120 is the systolic blood pressure reading.

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