Arterial HealthTech CONNEQT Declares the Future of Heart Health Has Arrived

NAPERVILLE, Ill., Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Apple Watch just delivered the alert. The Pulse from CONNEQT Health delivers the answer.

With the launch of its new hypertension notification feature, Apple Watch now alerts users to potential signs of high blood pressure. This is a milestone for wearable health. But it is only the beginning.

Apple sends the signal. CONNEQT Pulse tells you what it means.

Pulse is the first FDA-cleared at-home arterial health monitor that produces physician-ready cardiology reports. It provides confirmation, context, and a clear next step for people who want more than a nudge. It is built for real healthcare, not vague data points.

"Most devices give you numbers. Pulse gives you the story behind those numbers," said Craig Cooper, CEO of CONNEQT Health. "It is not a fitness tracker. It is a clinical tool built for real decisions."

This Is Not Just a Cuff. It Is a Report-Generating Engine for Your Cardiovascular System

What makes Pulse different is simple. It is not just a monitor. It creates reports that show what is actually happening inside your arteries. No other home device does this.

• The On-Demand Assessment gives you a real-time snapshot of cardiovascular status, including central pressure, arterial stiffness, and SEVR
• The 30-Day Cardiology Report reveals long-term patterns in pressure, load, and variability, helping your doctor see if your condition is stable, worsening, or responding to treatment

These reports are structured for medical workflows. They are ready to be read, shared, and acted on. Pulse does not leave you wondering what your numbers mean. It gives you the answers your doctor is looking for.

The Only Home Monitor That Sees Your Heart's True Workload

CONNEQT Pulse is powered by SphygmoCor, the same technology used in leading hospitals, clinical trials, and academic cardiology research. It measures more than brachial blood pressure. It measures the forces that actually affect your heart and brain.

• Central pressure, the key driver of cardiac stress
• Arterial stiffness, a signal of how fast your arteries are aging
• SEVR, a measure of whether your heart is getting enough oxygen to keep up with demand

Pulse also syncs heart rate and brachial pressure data to Apple Health, giving users one connected experience across their digital health tools.

Apple Sounds the Alarm. Pulse Delivers the Proof.

Apple's new feature monitors heart data continuously and alerts users when patterns suggest potential hypertension. It does not show blood pressure numbers. It does not diagnose. It recommends confirmation using a validated monitor over seven days using a validated monitor like the Pulse.

Pulse fulfills that recommendation and upgrades it. It provides validated confirmation and delivers structured clinical reports with additional data that most physicians cannot get from a standard cuff.

This is not just a follow-up tool. It is the most advanced cardiovascular evaluation ever available for home use.

The Future of Heart Health Has Structure, Not Guesswork

Most people discover they have hypertension after it has already done damage. Pulse makes it possible to detect risk earlier, track it more precisely, and act on it with medical-grade information.

It is not a wearable. It is not just a cuff. It is the first product that brings true arterial health reporting into the home.

The Pulse is available now at www.conneqthealth.com

About CONNEQT Health

CONNEQT Health is redefining cardiovascular care through at-home technology that delivers clinical-grade insights. The company's flagship product, CONNEQT Pulse, is the first FDA-cleared arterial health monitor designed for home use with structured cardiology reporting. Powered by SphygmoCor technology and built for real-world care, Pulse helps users and their physicians understand central pressure, arterial stiffness, and heart oxygenation. By bringing this level of cardiovascular insight into everyday life, CONNEQT is changing the timeline of heart disease from reactive to proactive.

SOURCE CONNEQT Health