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Our clinical results

The ParadiseTM procedure is clinically proven to help lower blood pressure.1-3

Gold Standard Study Design4-5

Studied with the gold-standard in scientific research to evaluate the effectiveness and safety for new medical treatments.

Published Results

More than 20 publications in renowned scientific journals about the outcomes and safety of the Paradise procedure.

Commitment to Research

Committed to continuing high-quality research that will advance hypertension care.

Results from our key clinical studies

We have followed people out to 3 years after getting the Paradise procedure to understand their outcomes and to validate the safety for the Paradise procedure. We’re continuing to follow even longer-term outcomes.

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.

Our combined analysis: proven to deliver long-term results across all clinical trials*6

We followed 243 patients from our 3 clinical trials for 2 years after they got the Paradise procedure to understand if the lower blood pressure results they experienced from the procedure would be maintained overtime and to validate the Paradise procedure’s safety profile.

-15.7 mmHg

average in top number (systolic) blood pressure drop at 2 years after the Paradise procedure*6

~8 out of 10

Nearly 8 out of 10 people experienced a meaningful blood pressure drop after getting the Paradise procedure.*6

This study demonstrated that the Paradise™ procedure has an excellent safety profile.1-3,6

 

*In combination with medication therapy

RADIANCE-HTN TRIO: 3 year follow up after the Paradise procedure

3 years after getting the Paradise procedure, people maintained significantly lower blood pressure.*7 This means the Paradise procedure can deliver long-term results.

-17.3 mmHg

average drop in top number (systolic) blood pressure at 3 years after the Paradise procedure.*7

In patient population with baseline office SBP ≥ 150 mmHg.

 

*In combination with medication therapy

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Our results in the real world8

We are following people who got the Paradise procedure outside of a clinical trial setting to understand outcomes and safety for the Paradise procedure within the real-life everyday treatment of people with hypertension.

On average, patients included in this real-world study have a higher risk profile and higher baseline blood pressures than previous clinical trials.

6 months after getting the Paradise procedure, people maintained significantly lower blood pressure. This means the Paradise procedure can help people outside of a controlled clinical trial environment.

-19.6 mmHg

average drop in top number (systolic) blood pressure at 6 months after getting the Paradise procedure.*8

Our real-world data demonstrated that the Paradise procedure has an excellent safety profile and no safety concerns in an everyday clinical setting.8

 

Individual results may vary.

 

*In combination with medication therapy

Triple-tested, clinically proven1-3

To earn FDA-approval, we conducted 3 rigorous randomized controlled trials in the U.S. to evaluate if the Paradise procedure could effectively and safely lower blood pressure.

-10.4 mmHg

reduction in top number (systolic) blood pressure averaged from all patients treated in RADIANCE randomized controlled trials, measured in the doctor’s office 2 months after getting the Paradise procedure (N=261).9

3 out of 3

In all 3 of our powered U.S. randomized clinical trials, people who got the Paradise procedure saw their blood pressure lower significantly more than the people who didn’t get the procedure.1-3

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Recognized by the American Heart Association

The American Heart Association (AHA) now recognizes blood pressure treatments like the Paradise procedure for people with uncontrolled or resistant hypertension.10

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Hear from people who got the Paradise procedure

Patient Reviews
“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

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.

See Important Safety Information.

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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.

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