Hypertension
Blood pressure, taken at your own table.
Both numbers and your pulse, entered together and kept in order. Take your reading at home, and give it thirty seconds in Hiraal Lifecare.

One reading is a moment. Several are a picture.
Blood pressure moves through the day. A single measurement, taken in a clinic on a busy morning, is only ever part of the story.
Readings taken calmly at home, over weeks, are a different kind of information — and they are far more useful when they have been written down.
What the app does
Made for the way this is actually measured.
Three numbers, kept together
Systolic, diastolic and pulse are entered on one screen and stay paired, because a top number on its own means very little.
Answered in plain words
Every reading comes back as normal, high or low, so you are not left holding a number with nothing attached to it.
The week as one line
Today, this week or this month, drawn as a single line. Inside the usual range is good news, and you can see that without reading an axis.
Recent readings underneath
The last few readings sit under the chart — 120/80, 118/78, 122/81 — so you can see the numbers as well as the shape.

A morning at home
Thirty seconds, then the rest of the day.
Cuff on, one button, three numbers. The film follows one reading from the sofa to the display — and then back to the morning.
A Somali man taking his blood pressure at home with the Hiraal Lifecare monitor, smiling as he looks out of the window.
At your appointment
Bring your own numbers.
Turning up with three weeks of readings changes the conversation. Your doctor can see what has been happening at home rather than relying on one measurement taken in the room.
Hiraal Lifecare keeps that record for you. What it means, and what to do about it, is for you and your clinician to decide together.

What Hiraal Lifecare does not do
- It does not diagnose high blood pressure.
- It does not treat it, and it never recommends or adjusts medication.
- It does not replace the advice of your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
- It does not monitor you or raise an alarm. If you feel unwell, seek help directly.
If you feel unwell or think you may be having a medical emergency, do not use the app. Contact your local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital straight away.
Start following your blood pressure.
Hiraal Lifecare is free to download and free to use. Take one reading tomorrow morning and see.
Free for everyone
No charge to download or to use.
Built for everyday use
Large type, large buttons, plain words.
One place for everything
Pressure, sugar and weight together.
Made in Hargeisa
By Hiraal Healthcare Group.
Hiraal Lifecare helps you record and follow your own health measurements. It does not diagnose, treat or monitor you, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice.