Reliable readings
Monitor, cuff fit, and reading quality checked first, so the review rests on readings you can trust.
7-day home review
A clinician-reviewed check-up to see if your readings are reliable, what stands out, and what to ask next.
Reading reliability
Strong
Average morning BP
134/84mmHg
BP variability
Moderate
Cento's BP Check-Up draws on insights from 500+ peer-reviewed studies published in leading journals.





99%
of people miss at least one key step when measuring BP at home.
1 in 3
“high BP” clinic results can be a white-coat effect.
83%
of best-selling wrist BP monitors are not validated.
Clinician-reviewed
A structured review of the patterns, influences, and flags that can help explain your readings.
Start BP Check-UpMonitor, cuff fit, and reading quality checked first, so the review rests on readings you can trust.
A short, structured path from confusing readings to a clearer answer and a more useful next step.

Build a more reliable baseline with simple guidance that helps you collect cleaner, more trustworthy readings.

See what stands out in your readings, what may be influencing them, and where the real signal is versus noise.

Receive a doctor-ready summary, clear next-step prompts, and a more personalized plan for what to focus on next.
Log at home with the Cento Companion app. A clinician reviews your week and turns it into next steps you can act on.




One morning and one evening reading each day. Snap a photo of your monitor and the app records it for you.
A voice companion asks a few short questions about sleep, medication, eating, and other daily factors that may influence blood pressure.
See what stands out in your readings, what may be influencing them, and where the real signal is versus noise.
Receive a doctor-ready summary, clear next-step prompts, and a more personalized plan for what to focus on next.
Log at home with the Cento Companion app. A clinician reviews your week and turns it into next steps you can act on.
Your BP Check-Up looks at the pattern behind your numbers, not just one isolated result.
Get started| What is reviewed | BP Check-Up | One-off readings |
|---|---|---|
| Systolic and diastolic reading | ||
| Basic average of past readings | ||
| Reading reliability check | ||
| Morning vs evening trends | ||
| Variability and spikes reviewed | ||
| Possible triggers explored | ||
| Pattern vs one-off reading interpretation | ||
| Doctor-ready summary | ||
| Medication review where relevant | ||
| Personalized action plan |

“For many people, better outcomes start with a structured lifestyle plan that complements clinical care.”
Dr Harald Wilbert, MD, Clinical Advisory Board Member
Your review helps highlight which factors may be worth paying attention to.
Hidden sodium, meal timing

Activity and exercise

Sleep

Stress and emotional health

A clinician-reviewed check of your home blood pressure readings, focused on whether your readings are reliable, your monitor setup is suitable, and what next steps may be worth taking.
Everything in Core, plus a broader heart health review using blood test results alongside your blood pressure readings.
Prices and the Complete plan live on the pricing page.
Cento currently offers three plan options:
A home monitor gives you numbers. Cento helps you understand what those numbers may actually mean.
Instead of reacting to one-off readings, you get a clinician-reviewed picture of your broader pattern, which readings look trustworthy, what may be influencing them, and what to focus on next.
After your 7-day log, you will receive a clinician-reviewed output based on the plan you chose.
The home logging period lasts 7 days. Once your readings are complete, Cento prepares your review within 24 hours.
Yes. The BP Check-Up is built around your home readings, so you will need a monitor.
If you already have one, Cento will help validate whether it is suitable. If you do not, Cento can recommend a validated device, or you can choose the Complete plan, which includes one.
Cento generally recommends an automatic upper-arm cuff monitor from a trusted brand, with the correct cuff size for your arm.
At the start of the program, we help validate whether your monitor and cuff setup appear suitable for reliable readings. If you do not already have a device, or are unsure about yours, we can recommend a validated monitor. In general, upper-arm monitors are preferred over wrist or finger monitors for home blood pressure measurement.
No. The BP Check-Up is built around home readings, so you do not need to visit a clinic just to complete the review.
No. Cento is designed to complement your primary care doctor, not replace them. In many cases, the report is shared with the doctor to support better-informed decision making. The goal is to help you better understand your readings, improve day-to-day management, and make follow-up conversations more useful and productive.
A calm place for your blood pressure.