Pharmaceutical Industry Prepares 4 Increased Antihypertensive Sales

The medical model of care delivery has changed the guidelines that define high blood pressure.  The United States Health Care Industry will follow these recommendations that drop the top number from 140 to 130 and the bottom number from 90 to 80.

This is beneficial to the pharmaceutical industry who can now increase their market of individuals who will be prescribed antihypertensive medications.  These are medications that lower blood pressure.

This new guideline eliminates the relaxed standards for people 65 and older and expects the medical model to aggressively prescribe the antihypertension medication for the baby boomers.   Community health care staff understand that individuals will not continue to take medication as prescribed if they become dizzy or faint from the changes.  Because the medical prescribers may be fixated upon the new guideline community health care staff expect to see large fish bowls that hold untaken pills in some homes.

Medication that reduces blood pressure has been around a long time and usually quite low in price.  But with the increased need the pharmaceutical industry is consistently altering pharmacy cost to generate profits.  With the pharmaceutical industry adjusting their desired price expect to see the health insurance industry altering the tier status of some of the hypertension medications.  This allows the health insurance providers to steer the population of beneficiaries in to using the lower price hypertension medications.

Home Care Path invites readers to watch as the changes from administrative policy begin to appear in your local community.

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