Why should I, as a doctor, recommend Tensana to my patients?

Save time:

High blood pressure is a condition that needs to be explained. Patients need to be informed about possible lifestyle changes, how to handle their medications, the possible consequences, and much more. Unfortunately, health insurance funds do not adequately cover this work, so in day-to-day practice there is often not enough time for it. Tensana takes that off your hands.

Additional benefits for the treating doctor:

Look forward to patients who want to actively do something about their high blood pressure themselves. The app saves you a lot of explanatory work. Changes to medication are immediately visible. The graphical analyses give you a better overview and save you time.

Lowering blood pressure in our users

In January 2024, we analyzed how users' blood pressure changed over 5 years (60 months).
Blood pressure change over  5  years

Proportion of users with  high blood pressure over 5  years

How can I view the data?

Besides the obvious option of simply looking at the patient's smartphone, the app also offers an evaluation as a PDF that can be sent digitally or printed. In addition, there is even the option to import data directly into the practice system, making telemonitoring possible. Read more about this in Data transfer to the doctor.

Telemonitoring can support care: A Scottish observational study published in 2026 found fewer serious cardiovascular events with long-term blood pressure telemonitoring. The results underline the potential of incorporating home measurements in a structured way into medical care.

How safe is the app?

Tensana holds the Tensana seal of approval from the German Hypertension League, the HealthOn code of honor, and the afgis logo for high-quality health information on the internet. All information in the app and on the website is professionally reviewed at the time of creation and on a regular basis.

We place great importance on data protection and data security. 


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