Not a Drug. FDA Approved. Covered by Medicare.
Lower your blood pressure with a single procedure.1-3
Do I Qualify?Individual Results may vary. See Important Safety Information.
A clinically proven treatment to help lower high blood pressure1-4
- -15.7mmHg People maintained a -15.7 mmHg average blood pressure drop 2 years after getting the ParadiseTM procedure.*4
- ~8out of10 Nearly 8 out of 10 people experienced a meaningful blood pressure drop after getting the Paradise procedure.*4
- 3out of3 Clinically proven to significantly lower blood pressure in 3 out of 3 robust large scale randomized clinical trials1-3
- Recognized by the American Heart Association5
- *In combination with medication therapy
Who is the Paradise procedure for?
You could be a candidate for the Paradise procedure if you meet the criteria below:
- You’ve been diagnosed with hypertension by a doctor.
- You still have high blood pressure after trying multiple lifestyle changes and blood pressure medications.
At your consultation, your doctor will confirm if the Paradise procedure is right for you.
One procedure could help lower your blood pressure1-3
The Paradise procedure is a breakthrough approach designed to help lower blood pressure by calming the overactive nerves near your kidneys that contribute to high blood pressure.
The Paradise procedure works with your lifestyle changes and medications to help you meaningfully lower your blood pressure and achieve your blood pressure goal more effectively.
Individual Results may vary. See Important Safety Information.
The process
Step 1
Find out if you’re a candidate
Step 2
Connect with your Paradise Care Coordinator
Step 3
Attend your Paradise procedure consultation with a doctor
Talk to your doctor to see if the Paradise procedure is right for you. Most common side effects or risks include pain, vascular access site complications, and vasospasm. Individual results may vary. See Important Safety Information.
Covered by Medicare
The Paradise procedure is covered by Medicare nationwide for people who qualify.6
Learn MoreHear from people who got the Paradise procedure
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“While I still take medication now, I have excellent control of my blood pressure. I consider the Paradise procedure as a true gift of good medical science and the application of scientific learning.”GERARD, Paradise Procedure Patient
RICHARD,
Paradise Procedure Patient
“After getting the Paradise procedure, my blood pressure is better controlled.”CANDYCE, Paradise Procedure Patient
DAVID L.,
Paradise Procedure Patient
“The Paradise procedure was a great decision for me because now I have only one blood pressure medication. Before getting the Paradise procedure, it was all over the board, I was taking all those medications, and my blood pressure was up and down. For me personally, getting the Paradise procedure was a lifesaver.”DAVID, Paradise Procedure Patient
Frequently asked questions
If your blood pressure still isn’t controlled after lifestyle changes and multiple blood pressure medications, you may be a candidate for the Paradise procedure.
You can take this short quiz to find out if you could be a candidate. Your doctor may evaluate you for other criteria to determine if the Paradise procedure is right for you.
The Paradise procedure is a breakthrough approach that is designed to target a key driver of high blood pressure. It helps lower blood pressure by calming the overactive nerves near your kidneys that contribute to high blood pressure. The Paradise procedure works with your lifestyle changes and medications to help you meaningfully lower your blood pressure and achieve your blood pressure goal more effectively.1-3
You can watch the How the Paradise Procedure Works video to learn more.
It might be helpful to know nearly 8 out of 10 people experienced a meaningful blood pressure drop after getting the Paradise procedure.*4
In both of our 3-year follow up studies, people maintained significantly lower blood pressure compared to before they got the Paradise procedure. This means the Paradise procedure can help deliver longer-term results.*4,7-8
*In combination with medication therapy
The Paradise procedure is covered by Medicare nationwide for people who qualify.6 The Paradise procedure may be covered by commercial insurance, military insurance, Medicaid, and Managed Medicaid with pre-approval on a case-by-case basis. If your hospital doesn’t have an insurance team and your doctor is partnering with our Patient Access Program, we can help navigate and support your insurance pre-approval process for the Paradise procedure.
The Paradise procedure is performed by doctors nationwide. These doctors are typically interventional cardiologists, interventional radiologists, or vascular surgeons.
After you take the short quiz, your Paradise™ Care Coordinator can help you find a doctor in your area.
Yes, the Paradise procedure was approved by the FDA in 2023.
The Paradise procedure has been thoroughly studied, tested, and was consistently proven to be a safe procedure across several robust large scale randomized clinical trials.1-3
While the Paradise procedure has been proven to be safe and effective, just like with any medical procedure, there are risks and benefits associated with getting the Paradise procedure. At your consultation, your doctor will review all benefits, risks, and safety information with you.
For full safety details, please see Important Safety Information.
Getting started is easy
Answer a few questions to see if the Paradise procedure could be right for you. If you qualify, our Paradise Care Coordinators can answer your questions, help you find a doctor in your area, and provide support throughout the process.
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Have you been diagnosed by a doctor with hypertension?
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Thank you for your responses!
Based on your answers, it looks like the Paradise blood pressure procedure may not be the right treatment for you at this time. This treatment option is for people who have been diagnosed with hypertension by a doctor.
If you are concerned about your blood pressure, please schedule an appointment with your primary care doctor to discuss your concerns and blood pressure management options.