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Last month, OMRON partnered with Dr. Jennifer Caudle to raise awareness of #AFib, its risk factors and symptoms, and the importance of monitoring blood pressure at home. Our Complete home blood pressure monitor + EKG machine also made an appearance during the interviews! The media day with Dr. Caudle resulted in more than 10M impressions and appeared in cities around the US, including Chattanooga, Tampa, Portland, OR, Cincinnati and Washington D.C. We’re thrilled with the results of this campaign and the ability to share our commitment to #hearthealth and education with so many people. https://bit.ly/4hrnryi #AFibAwarenessMonth

📅 Today, October 29th is World Stroke Day! 📅 “Stroke” refers to diseases where brain blood flow is interrupted, causing cell death. The brain needs nutrients and oxygen from blood. When arteries are blocked or burst, blood flow decreases, damaging brain cells and causing numbness, paralysis, and speech difficulties. The five major risk factors for stroke are as follows: ✔ High blood pressure ✔ Diabetes ✔ Dyslipidemia ✔ Arrhythmia ✔ Smoking Many of these can be controlled through lifestyle changes and medication. Early detection of stroke can help prevent severe outcomes. Our blood pressure monitors (BPM) and electrocardiographs(ECG) help support early detection of these risk factors. 🤚 Let us help you detect risk factors early and protect your health and well-being. #WorldStrokeDay

The heart is an amazing organ, which is why #hearthealth is so important. From hypertension to AFib to heart disease, recognizing crucial signs of these conditions and talking with your care team is key to help reduce cardiac events. On the OMRON Healthcare blog, learn more about heart health and signs to watch for. https://bit.ly/48qjZQt

At OMRON, #hearthealth and hypertension are the center of our business. Right now, 116M US adults are living with hypertension. That's half of the adults in the US! Our CEO, Ranndy Kellogg talks about the prevalence of this "silent killer" and OMRON's approach to proactive cardiovascular monitoring. https://bit.ly/4diq6rs

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We’re excited to share one of our refreshed OMRON home blood pressure monitors: Bronze. This Amazon-exclusive Upper Arm blood pressure monitor has a simplified design for one user - storing up to 14 blood pressure readings - hypertension indicator, irregular heartbeat and movement detection, and it syncs to the free OMRON Connect app. Check out the refreshed Bronze monitor here: https://bit.ly/3Y28QjH

Atrial Fibrillation’s symptoms can be fleeting and easy to miss. If you feel fatigued, breathless or dizzy, don’t ignore it. If left undetected, these #AFib symptoms may lead to heart disease or stroke. OMRON is on a journey to uncover The Sound of AFib and learn how listening to your heart can make a difference in your health. https://bit.ly/48vj7Ze

Digital health technology is the future of healthcare. Digital health can help bridge the gaps in healthcare by meeting people where they are and engaging them in new and interesting ways. OMRON’s VitalSight technology is one example of this. Our VitalSight program opens data sharing between patients and their HCP’s to offer remote monitoring and flag patient health issues before they become serious. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3WBjfCw

OMRON is committed to supporting communities in and around where we work, which includes the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene across the Southeast. This week, OMRON Foundation announced a $25,000 total donation across three charities that are providing relief to those affected by Hurricane Helene. It will also match employee monetary donations through its matching program. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gQdni5 Photo Credit: Samaritan's Purse

OMRON’s #GoingForZero mission is a bold approach to the future of heart health: the elimination of heart attack and stroke. Today, OMRON is attending the Raise II Roundtable to connect with researchers and clinicians about ways to continuously improve stroke prevention. We’re looking forward to a great discussion.