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CES 2023: OMRON Healthcare Reaches 50 Years of Heart Health Leadership, Unveils New U.K. Remote Patient Monitoring Service, and Sets Sights on the AFib Epidemic

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HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill., Jan. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- OMRON Healthcare, Inc., the global leader in remote blood pressure monitoring and personal health technology, is unveiling its new U.K. remote patient monitoring service at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and setting its sights on the growing Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) epidemic as the renowned brand reaches its 50th year of heart health leadership. Known for delivering on promises made at CES, OMRON Healthcare is detailing progress the company is making in its Going for Zero mission to eliminate heart attack and stroke and charting the path forward as it continues to innovate and educate to achieve better outcomes.

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  • "For 50 years, OMRON Healthcare has worked to create and provide a blood pressure monitor to anyone who wants one.
  • With Viso, the physician communicates medication decisions and other treatment actions in real time, directly to the patient, through the app.
  • Viso's automated reminders and scheduled condition management actions keep the patient engaged in treatment – an essential step for chronic care management.
  • Viso helps the physician focus time on those facing the highest health risks," said Paul Stevens, OMRON Healthcare Europe director of digital health.