OMRON Healthcare, Inc.

Personal health devices, including home blood pressure monitors, are a game changer in cardiac monitoring. These devices can lead to earlier heart disease and hypertension interventions and help reduce the risk of cardiac events. A recent sponsored article in the Wall Street Journal profiles three figures leading the charge in home health device technology, including OMRON Healthcare’s Kazuko Kuriyama. Read more: https://bit.ly/4kXQ6fV

To make measuring blood pressure at home more comfortable, OMRON has home blood pressure monitors that can fit your upper arm or wrist. One of our wrist monitors is the 3 Series. Designed for accuracy, the 3 Series stores 60 blood pressure readings for one user and can fit a variety of adult wrist sizes. Learn more and where you can buy one: https://bit.ly/3XSboSa

At OMRON, sustainability is about putting our company principles into practice to improve lives and contribute to a better society. Learn more about how social issues and sustainability are a part of our business practices worldwide. https://bit.ly/46Ld6rU

Heart health is whole body health. The impact of hypertension can not only affect your heart, but also other connected organs, including the kidneys. But kidney failure due to high blood pressure can take years to develop. March is #NationalKidneyMonth and an opportunity to take charge of your kidney health and help reduce the risk of cardiac and kidney failure by monitoring blood pressure at home.

OMRON’s commitment to creating accurate, affordable, easy-to-use home blood pressure monitors comes through the dedication and hard work of our employees. Today on #InternationalWomensDay, we thank the hardworking women at all levels of our organization who make an impact on our business and the heart health of our customers. #IWD2025

The OMRON connect app plays a crucial role in our #GoingForZero mission of eliminating heart attacks and stroke. Regular home blood pressure monitoring helps users learn more about their heart and can help reduce the risk of these serious cardiac events. The OMRON connect app syncs to most of our home blood pressure monitors and can track, store and share data with your physician or care team. Learn more: https://bit.ly/41uLM0n

Congrats to our Chicago OMRON team for completing the annual Hustle Chicago Stair Climb at the iconic John Hancock Building. OMRON has been a proud sponsor of the event for over a decade and this year, our team completed the 94-floor climb in 34 minutes or less! The event is organized by the Respiratory Health Association in the fight against lung disease. OMRON partners with organizations such as the Respiratory Health Association to support our mission of a healthier future for heart and whole body health.

To create the future of heart health technology and patient-centric care, partnerships with medical and technology professions are critical to OMRON’s mission. We’ve been a pioneer in home blood pressure monitors and measurement since 1973 and we didn’t do it alone. As the need for patient care and the speed of technology continues to grow, collaboration is even more important. Sounds interesting? Learn more. https://bit.ly/4jsx7JK

As women transition into menopause, fluctuating hormone levels can have an impact on their entire bodies, including their hearts. As the connection between menopause and atrial fibrillation (AFib) continues to be studied, it’s important for women to take charge of their #hearthealth before and during menopause and monitor their blood pressure at home. See OMRON’s full range of at home blood pressure monitors here: https://bit.ly/3Qm8xga

Three out of four people know little to nothing about heart valve disease, but more than 11 million Americans have it. During #AmericanHeartMonth, OMRON is committed to shining a light on all aspects of cardiovascular care, including this condition. Learn more Heart Valve Disease on #ValveDiseaseDay at the American Heart Association. https://bit.ly/4hKt5uW