Advanced Blood Pressure Assessment Beyond the Cuff

A clinically validated approach to cardiovascular assessment using central blood pressure and arterial waveform analysis to inform risk, guide care, and monitor change over time.

FDA Cleared

Clinical-grade accuracy

Trusted by Hospitals

Top U.S. hospitals use our tech

20+ Years of Use

Over 2,700 published studies

Gold Standard for Trials

Used by 8/10 top pharmas
Clinical Excellence

Why Brachial Blood Pressure Alone Is Insufficient

Brachial blood pressure alone may underestimate cardiovascular load. SphygmoCor XCEL assesses peripheral and central pressure and arterial stiffness for a more complete hemodynamic profile.

Beyond Basic Blood Pressure

From Routine Measurement to Actionable Vascular Insight

Assess central blood pressure, arterial stiffness, and cardiac workload from a single, non-invasive measurement, with tools to review results and support clinical decision-making.

From Pressure to Aging

Vascular Aging Captures Cumulative Arterial Change

Unlike brachial blood pressure, which reflects pressure at a moment in time, vascular aging reflects the cumulative effects of arterial stiffening that shape long-term cardiovascular risks.

Point-in-Time Blood Pressure

Blood pressure answers “where are you today?

Influenced by posture, stress, and measurement conditions

Essential for diagnosis and treatment thresholds

Limited ability to reflect cumulative vascular change

Vascular Aging Measures

Vascular aging helps answer “how fast are things changing?

Reflects long-term arterial remodeling and stiffness

Provides context beyond isolated readings

Surfaces early vascular change associated with disease onset and progression

The Clinical Value of Measuring Vascular Aging

Assessing cumulative arterial change adds a physiologic layer that complements blood pressure by reflecting arterial structure and function over time, informing longitudinal assessment of vascular risk and progression.

Reveal Risks That Blood Pressure Misses
Vascular aging differentiates patients with accelerated arterial change from those with age-appropriate vascular function, even when brachial blood pressure appears similar.
Explain Residual Risk
Persistent vascular aging helps explain residual cardiovascular risk in patients whose brachial blood pressure appears well controlled.
Track Progression, Not Just Status
Vascular aging provides a stable, cumulative signal that can be followed over time to assess progression or stabilization beyond visit-to-visit variability.
Support Earlier, More Informed Action
By surfacing early vascular change, vascular aging measures can inform earlier discussion, monitoring, or intervention before overt disease manifests.
DESIGNED FOR CLINICAL WORKFLOWS

Fits Into Existing Clinical Practice

Arterial Health Assessment can be performed alongside routine blood pressure measurement, with results available immediately and supported by existing reimbursement pathways.

See The Difference

CONNEQT Arterial Health Assessment vs. Standard BP Monitors

Standard blood pressure monitors report peripheral pressure at the arm. CONNEQT Arterial Health Assessment extends assessment to central blood pressure and arterial hemodynamics, enabling a more complete evaluation of cardiovascular load and vascular health.

Clinical Capability
CONNEQT
Standard BP Monitor
Peripheral (Brachial) Blood Pressure
Central (Aortic) Blood Pressure
Arterial Stiffness Indices
Cardiac Load and Wave Reflection Metrics
Augmentation and Reflected Pressure Effects
FDA-Cleared for Central Hemodynamic Assessment
Varies
Established Clinical and Research Use
Varies
Clinician-Ready Hemodynamic Reports
Trusted by Clinicians and Health Researchers

Used in Clinical Practice and Research Worldwide

Adopted by clinicians, health systems, and researchers to support advanced cardiovascular assessment and longitudinal vascular monitoring.

“The holy grail of cardiology, this will transform cardiovascular care”

SB, Cardiologist

“The ability for patients to track their own metrics and engage with their cardiovascular health in such a meaningful way is truly remarkable.”

Jorge Perez, Cardiologist

“I really like that I can repeat test any time I’d like without having to go to a doctor’s office.”

Adam Katz, MIT Data Scientist & Athlete 

“This device is going to be a game changer… it’s like the check engine light going on.”

Dr. Michael Twyman, MD

CONNEQT Pulse gives a more complete and precise picture of arterial health you can actually act on with dietary and lifestyle changes.”

Dr. Joseph Rafaelle
Founder and CEO, Raffaele Medical

“CONNEQT’s Pulse device has the potential to significantly improve treatment decisions by physicians and the health outcomes of patients through the use of advanced blood pressure and vascular health technologies.”

Dr. Hunter Champion
Cardiologist
Southeastern Cardiology Associates
Usage-Based Pricing

Clinical-Grade Assessment, Without Capital Investment

In-clinic blood pressure and arterial assessments delivered through a usage-based model that aligns cost with clinical demand.

Base subscription

Month-to-Month

Flexible

$375

per/month

25 assessments included 

Annual Plan

Save 20%

$300

per/month

25 assessments included

Additional assessments

$15 each beyond 25

(month-to-month)

$12 each beyond 25

(annual plan)

Add-on packs (annual plans only)

+50 assessments/month: $500/month ($10 per additional assessment)

+100 assessments/month: $800/month ($8 per additional assessment)

One-time setup fee

$2,500 per site for device preparation, staff training, and onboarding

Reduced setup fee available with multi-year commitment

Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this differ from standard blood pressure measurement?
Standard brachial blood pressure reflects peripheral pressure at the arm at a single point in time. Arterial assessment extends this by characterizing central pressure and arterial properties that reflect cumulative vascular change, wave reflection, and cardiac load, providing complementary physiologic context.
Is this intended to replace standard blood pressure measurement?
No.Arterial assessment is designed to complement, not replace, brachial blood pressure. Both measures provide distinct and clinically relevant information and are most informative when interpreted together.
In what clinical settings is arterial assessment used?
Arterial assessment is used across multiple clinical contexts, including hypertension management, cardiovascular risk assessment, renal disease, maternal health, preventive care, and research settings focused on vascular aging and hemodynamics.
How does this fit into routine clinical workflow?
SphygmoCor XCEL is designed to integrate into existing vital-sign workflows. Measurements are performed using an upper-arm cuff in a manner similar to standard blood pressure measurement, with results available immediately in a clinician-ready format.
Is there an established reimbursement pathway?
Yes. Arterial waveform analysis may be eligible for reimbursement under existing CPT pathways, including CPT 93050, when medically appropriate. Coverage and payment vary by payer, indication, and clinical context.
What level of training is required?
Minimal training is required for staff familiar with standard blood pressure measurement. Interpretation is supported through structured reports designed for clinical review and documentation.
How do I determine whether this is appropriate for my practice?
The best way to assess fit is through a clinical evaluation and demonstration focused on your patient population, workflow, and use case.