Who holds the clinical relationship?

You do. Cento is the technology layer. It coaches the protocol, verifies the equipment and structures the record. Every decision about the patient stays with the physician.

What do I receive for each case?

A structured seven day record. Protocol adherence, device validation, cuff fit and a confidence score on every reading, with the conditions each one was taken under.

Do my patients need special equipment?

Any validated upper arm monitor works. Cento checks it against the AMA validated device listing and STRIDE BP before the week starts, and the record says so when a device is not listed.

Who can partner with Cento?

Licensed physicians and allied health professionals. Licensure is jurisdictional, so the form asks where you practise. Tell us your situation and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.

We run the protocol.
The judgement is yours.

Cento walks your patient through a proper seven day week, checks the device and the cuff, and scores the conditions around every reading. Your patient walks in with a week you can actually read.

Become a partner See how it works

A physician at a desk reading a week of blood pressure readings

The gap is not the medicine

Out of office measurement is now expected before a hypertension diagnosis is confirmed or treatment is started. The evidence is settled. The delivery is not. Most patients arrive with a handful of numbers taken at unknown times on an unvalidated device. There is no way to tell a real pattern from a noisy one.

About 3 in 100

made no error at all when filmed measuring at home.

Nessler et al., BMC Cardiovascular Disorders, 2021

More than 1 in 3

adults need a cuff other than the standard size.

NHANES

4.8 to 19.5 mmHg

how far the wrong cuff size moves a reading.

Ishigami et al., JAMA Internal Medicine, 2023

The workflow

How a week reaches your desk

Cento carries the protocol, the checks and the record. You carry the judgement.

A patient taking a seated blood pressure reading at a kitchen table

1

Your patient does the week

Cento walks them through the BP Check-Up at home. Two readings, one minute apart, twice a day, for seven days. Rest timed, posture checked, every session coached.

2

Cento builds the record

The monitor is checked against the AMA validated device listing and STRIDE BP. The cuff is matched to a measured arm. Every reading carries a confidence score and the conditions it was taken under.

3

You read it and decide

A structured seven day record, ready to read. What each reading is worth is on the page. What it means for your patient is yours to decide.

A seven day case open in the Cento review queue

What lands on your desk

Every case arrives ready to read. The work of checking how it was gathered is already done.

Protocol adherence on record, session by session.
Device validation resolved and cuff fit confirmed before the week starts.
A confidence score on every reading, weighted from published research.
The conditions around each number, not just the number.

Two ways to partner

Open now

Consult for Cento clients

Review structured seven day weeks from people who already did the hard part. You see at a glance how much of the pattern is real.

Your schedule, your caseload.
No chasing readings. No reconstructing what happened.
Structured data, not a screenshot of a spreadsheet.

Waitlist open

Monitor your own patients between appointments

We are building this now. Enrol patients you already see. Set them on the 722 protocol. Watch the week come in without a single phone call, with the people who need a conversation surfaced ahead of the people who do not.

Patient enrolment from your practice.
A panel view with protocol adherence and device validation on every row.
Readings you can act on, not reconcile.

The platform

What sits behind it

The BP Check-Up

The 722 protocol, run properly. Two readings, one minute apart, twice a day, for seven days. Rest timed, posture checked. Fourteen sessions instead of a number your patient remembers from Tuesday.

Measurement confidence on every reading

Every reading is scored 0 to 100 on the conditions around it. Rest, posture, arm position, cuff fit, caffeine, talking. The weights come from published research. You see which readings to weigh and which to set aside, with evidence instead of guesswork.

Device and cuff verified before the week starts

Every monitor is checked against the AMA validated device listing and STRIDE BP. Every cuff is matched to a measured arm circumference. Where a device is not validated, the record says so.

Sleep, activity and recovery, where the patient allows it

With consent, Cento reads sleep and activity from Garmin, Apple Health or Health Connect and lines it up against the readings. Context, never a measurement. No wearable measures blood pressure, and Cento never treats one as though it does.

Privacy built to the boundary, not bolted on

Clinical records are held separately from everything else, encrypted in transit and at rest. Readings are never used for advertising, and there is no advertising software anywhere in the product. Patients can delete their account and their data themselves, without asking us.

What Cento does not do

Cento does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, and it is not a medical device. It does not prescribe. All diagnosis, management and decision making stays with the physician. Cento is the tracking and the technology: what it produces is structured measurement and a record of the conditions it was taken under. The clinical judgement is yours.

Questions

Questions physicians ask

Bring your patients a week worth reading

Tell us how you practise and what interests you. A real person reads every message and replies, usually within one working day.

Become a partner

We run the protocol. The judgement is yours.