One Stroke Costs Healthcare Systems $54,000.

Remote Patient Monitoring And Medication Protects 150 People For The Same Price.

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Join Us On Our Journey To Get Blood Pressure Monitors Into Georgian’s Homes.

The Challenge

Distribute. Train. Analyze.

We’re launching a comprehensive pilot to tackle hypertension at its root:

  • Distribute: Provide home blood pressure monitors to uninsured and underserved Georgians.

  • Train: Equip patients to confidently monitor and manage their blood pressure daily.

  • Treat: Supply Amlodipine to clinically eligible patients, ensuring immediate access to therapy.

  • Analyze: Collect de-identified data on usage, adherence, and community trends.

  • Prevent: Stop strokes before they happen.

  • Protect: Safeguard local hospitals from uncompensated stroke care costs that threaten their financial viability.

Our Pilot Program

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Why Now?

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Our Goal: Reach 5,000+ uninsured Georgians at highest risk of stroke.

In rural areas, limited access to healthcare and fresh food fuels high rates of hypertension and stroke. Each preventable stroke costs families their future and costs hospitals $54,000 in care accelerating rural hospital closures across Georgia.

By partnering with local organizations, sponsors, and health systems, we can reverse this cycle:

  • Empower families to detect and manage hypertension at home.

  • Reduce avoidable stroke admissions.

  • Protect hospitals from financial strain that leads to closures.

Your support isn’t just about saving lives — it’s about keeping healthcare access alive in Georgia.

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We are seeking sponsors and partners to expand this initiative across Georgia. Schedule a call to discuss how we can collaborate, or reach out via email if you prefer.

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This is a social impact health initiative led by 108Standard Health, a for-profit company focused on scalable solutions to reduce preventable strokes. We are seeking aligned partners to co-fund this work and support our expansion into underserved Georgia communities.