You need to accurately and quickly diagnose patients suffering from hypertension. Trust our digital automated sphygmomanometers (blood pressure monitors) from reliable brands to get the job done. Our inventory includes blood pressure monitors, systems, and cuffs from known brands such as Welch Allyn and Midmark. Explore our selection below to find the best blood pressure monitor for your needs and contact us with any questions. Our equipment specialists are here to assist in any medical equipment queries.
At Henry Schein Medical, we provide a curated selection of professional blood pressure monitors and cuffs designed to meet the needs of physicians, nurses, and medical teams in hospitals, clinics, and private practices. Whether you’re searching for manual sphygmomanometers, automated digital blood pressure monitors, or replacement cuffs, our inventory offers clinically trusted solutions that support accurate diagnosis and ongoing patient care.
Accurate blood pressure monitoring is critical for diagnosing and managing conditions like hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and kidney dysfunction. Whether you're performing routine exams or treating high-risk patients, having the right equipment helps ensure you deliver consistent, precise readings. Our selection includes:
Automatic, or digital blood pressure monitors, are ideal for fast-paced medical environments and for use with pediatric or geriatric patients. These devices offer:
Recommended for: Family medicine, outpatient clinics, long-term care, home health visits.
Trusted by clinicians for decades, manual sphygmomanometers require a stethoscope and are favored for their precision in complex cases.
Recommended for: Internal medicine, ERs, ICUs, and high-acuity settings.
When selecting a professional blood pressure device, consider the following:
Equipping your staff with accurate information can help educate and reassure patients. Here are some commonly asked questions:
A blood pressure monitor is a device used to measure the force of blood against artery walls. Modern monitors use oscillometric sensors to detect arterial vibrations and translate them into systolic and diastolic readings. For the most accurate results, the American Heart Association recommends using upper arm cuffs instead of wrist models in clinical environments.
Blood pressure is measured in two numbers:
Variability in readings is normal and can be influenced by stress, physical activity, or time of day, which is why consistent, high-quality equipment is essential.
Your choice of blood pressure cuff affects the accuracy and comfort of readings. We offer:
Prices vary depending on:
Henry Schein Medical is a trusted provider of professional-grade diagnostic equipment. When you partner with us, you gain access to:
Our medical equipment specialists are here to help. Fill out the contact form, and we’ll assist you in selecting the best blood pressure monitor and cuff solution for your practice.