Find a Check. Change. Control.® Program Near You
The American Heart Association is always working on behalf of your heart health. Maintaining a healthy blood pressure is one of the many ways you can help keep your heart healthy. To help you understand your risk for high blood pressure (HBP), we have expanded our successful community-level BP monitoring program — Check. Change. Control.® — to locations throughout the country.
Check. Change. Control. empowers you to learn about, monitor and manage blood pressure through a combination of resources. To participate in or volunteer for a program in your area, click the appropriate link below to contact an AHA staff member to request more information.
ALABAMA -Birmingham | Contact |
ARIZONA - Tempe, Phoenix | Contact Contact |
ARKANSAS - Little Rock, Fayetteville | Contact |
CALIFORNIA - Los Angeles | Contact Contact |
CALIFORNIA - Oakland (Greater Bay Area) | Contact |
CALIFORNIA - Orange County, Irvine | Contact |
CALIFORNIA - Riverside | Contact |
CALIFORNIA - San Francisco | Contact |
CALIFORNIA - San Jose, Silicon Valley | Contact |
COLORADO - Denver | Contact Contact Contact |
CONNECTICUT | Contact |
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - Washington D.C. | Contact |
FLORIDA | Contact Contact |
GEORGIA - Atlanta | Contact |
ILLINOIS - Chicago | Contact Contact Contact Contact |
ILLINOIS - E. St. Louis | Contact |
INDIANA - Gary, Indianapolis | Contact Contact |
IOWA - Des Moines | Contact |
KANSAS - Kansas City | Contact |
KENTUCKY | Contact Contact |
LOUISIANA | Contact |
MARYLAND - Baltimore | Contact Contact |
MASSACHUSETTS - Boston, Springfield, All MA | Contact Contact |
MICHIGAN - Detroit | |
MINNESOTA - Minneapolis, St. Paul, All MN | Contact Contact |
MISSISSIPPI | Contact Contact |
MISSOURI - St. Louis | Contact Contact |
NEBRASKA - Omaha | Contact |
NEVADA | Contact |
NEW JERSEY | Contact Contact Contact |
NEW MEXICO | Contact |
NEW YORK - New York | Contact Contact |
NEW YORK - Syracuse | Contact |
NORTH CAROLINA - Charlotte | Contact |
NORTH CAROLINA - Triangle (RDU) | Contact |
NORTH CAROLINA - Triad | Contact |
OHIO - Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati | Contact Contact Contact |
OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma City Tulsa |
Contact Contact Contact |
PENNSYLVANIA - Philadelphia | Contact Contact |
PUERTO RICO | Contact |
RHODE ISLAND | Contact |
SOUTH CAROLINA | Contact Contact |
SOUTH CAROLINA - Greenville | Contact |
TENNESSEE - Memphis, Nashville | Contact Contact |
TEXAS - Austin | Contact |
TEXAS - Corpus Christi | Contact |
TEXAS - Dallas | Contact Contact |
TEXAS - Fort Worth | Contact |
TEXAS - Houston | Contact Contact |
TEXAS - San Antonio | Contact |
UTAH - Salt Lake City | Contact |
VIRGINIA - Richmond, Central VA | Contact Contact |
VIRGINIA - Hampton Roads | Contact |
WASHINGTON - Seattle | Contact Contact |
WISCONSIN - Milwaukee | Contact Contact |
If your community does not have Check. Change. Control. yet, don’t let that stop you from getting to know and monitor your blood pressure numbers. With blood pressure monitoring available at no cost in many pharmacies, health care facilities, and even fire stations, you can easily find out your blood pressure readings. AHA has extensive blood pressure information online. Your blood pressure matters, so get serious about a potentially serious health matter.
This tracking tool will be unavailable beginning January 1, 2021. You will no longer be able to login, submit, or download blood pressure readings. If you wish to keep a record or your readings to date, please download your account data no later than December 31, 2020.
The Check. Change. Control. ® Tracker does more than track information. It provides information about your condition with relevant educational content, tools and resources. You will gain a better understanding of your current health information and will discover action plans suited to your current health needs. The CCC Tracker allows you to set up text message reminders, text in your readings and to connect with a volunteer health mentor to encourage you to reach your goal to have your blood pressure under control.
To learn more about other types of health information technology (health IT), visit HealthIT.gov.(link opens in new window)