The problem

120M Americans have high blood pressure.

6 in 10

adults taking blood pressure medication are still above the recommended goal of 130/80.

Source: NHANES 2021–2023, Hardy et al., JAMA 2026.

The insight

It’s not just which pill. It’s when.

Blood pressure rises and falls on a daily rhythm that’s different for everyone. Most people take their pills in the morning out of habit, so some hours go uncovered while others get pushed too low.

Circora is being built to help clinicians make timing part of the prescription.

How it works

Circora suggests. The clinician decides.

  1. 01

    Capture the rhythm

    Patients take a few home readings a day and note when they take their meds.

  2. 02

    Suggest a regimen

    Circora suggests which meds to use and when, with as few pills as possible.

  3. 03

    The clinician decides

    A licensed clinician reviews every suggestion and makes the call.

Circora is clinical decision support. It doesn’t diagnose or prescribe.

For clinicians and care teams

Help shape Circora.

We’re starting with a small first study, then opening up to more practices and telehealth teams. Interested? We’d love to hear from you.

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