Vital Signals’ New Ring Brings Blood Pressure Monitoring to Your Finger
THE SO WHAT
A $399 ring that continuously tracks blood pressure moves hypertension management out of the clinic and into the stream of daily life — and creates a new, high-frequency biometrics data pipe. Healthcare and insurance operators should be thinking about reimbursement, remote monitoring workflows, and who owns the longitudinal data from these wearables.
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