High Blood Pressure Treatment in Redmond WA
High blood pressure treatment Redmond WA adults can access at Hemlock Clinic includes personalized evaluation, home blood pressure review, medication management, lifestyle guidance, and ongoing follow-up.
Accepting New Patients
Adult primary care
Same-Week Appointments
Generally available
In-Person or Telehealth
When appropriate
Blood Pressure Care Built on Reliable Readings
One high reading at the office does not automatically mean you have hypertension. We look at the full picture using reliable measurements over time.
Repeat and Confirm
Repeat clinic readings and reliable home blood pressure measurements
Understand the Pattern
Review readings, symptoms, medications, lifestyle, and overall cardiovascular risk
High Blood Pressure Care May Be Right for You If You Have:
High blood pressure can affect anyone. You may benefit from an evaluation if you relate to any of the following:
Repeated high readings
A new hypertension diagnosis
Medication questions or side effects
Diabetes, kidney, or cholesterol risk
Home readings that vary
Need ongoing monitoring
More Than a Single Reading
We use multiple sources of information to accurately diagnose high blood pressure.
✓ Repeat office measurements
✓ Readings across separate visits
✓ Reliable home blood pressure logs
✓ Comparison of the home monitor with clinic readings
Understanding the Complete Cardiovascular Picture
Blood pressure pattern
Trends and variability over time
Heart attack and stroke risk
Your overall cardiovascular risk
Kidney health
Kidney function and urine protein
Diabetes and cholesterol
Related conditions that affect risk
Sleep, medications, and lifestyle
Daily habits and other factors that may affect blood pressure
Testing Selected for Your Health and Risk
Testing is selected according to your health history, blood pressure pattern, medications, and overall cardiovascular risk. Depending on your situation, Dr. Sran may order kidney function and electrolyte testing, glucose or A1C, lipid testing, urine protein testing, thyroid testing, or an ECG. Routine laboratory work is completed through outside laboratories such as Labcorp or Quest.
A Blood Pressure Plan Built Around You
Lifestyle and Risk Factors
Healthy weight, regular activity, stress management, heart-healthy diet, sleep, alcohol, and tobacco use.
Medication Management
ACE inhibitors, ARBs, calcium channel blockers, and other appropriate options.
Shared Decision Making
Goals based on age, cardiovascular risk, kidney health, diabetes, tolerance, and overall health.
Medication options that may be considered depending on your situation:
ACE inhibitors ARBs Calcium channel blockers Thiazide diuretics Beta blockers Other options
What to Expect at Your First Appointment
Typical first visit: 30 to 40 minutes.
Review readings and history
Blood pressure readings, symptoms, and medical history
Check your home monitor
Compare your device with clinic measurements
Order individualized tests
Based on your health and risk factors
Create a follow-up plan
Monitoring and treatment next steps
Better Home Blood Pressure Monitoring
Accurate home readings help us understand your true blood pressure and guide treatment.
Monitoring Progress Over Time
Follow-up is individualized and is commonly scheduled within a few weeks after starting or changing blood pressure medication, with earlier review when clinically necessary. Visits may include review of home readings, symptoms, medication response, kidney function, and electrolytes. When reliable home readings and recent laboratory results are available, an appropriate follow-up may sometimes be completed by telehealth.
When Additional Evaluation or Specialist Care Is Needed
We can coordinate care with cardiology, nephrology, or other specialists when appropriate.
Resistant Hypertension
Blood pressure remains high despite multiple medications
Possible Secondary Causes
Evaluation for underlying causes in selected situations
Kidney or Cardiovascular Disease
Specialist referral when additional evaluation is needed
When to Seek Emergency Care: Very high blood pressure with chest pain, severe shortness of breath, new weakness or numbness, confusion, or vision changes requires immediate emergency evaluation.
Physician-Led Care With Continuity Over Time
We take the time to understand your health, answer your questions, and support you with ongoing care.
Board-Certified Internal Medicine
Family Owned and Independent
Multilingual Team
Coordinated Follow-Up
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
We are in-network with many major insurance plans, including Premera, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Regence.
Self-pay: $250 initial physician visit, $150 follow-up physician visit. Outside laboratory, imaging, medication, and specialist services are billed separately.
No. A single elevated office reading is not automatically treated as a final diagnosis. Repeat clinic readings or reliable home measurements may be used to confirm a persistent pattern.
Use a validated upper-arm monitor, sit quietly before measuring, follow consistent timing and technique, and keep a log to bring to your appointment.
Yes. Bring your monitor to the visit so the clinic can compare it with office measurements and determine whether it appears reasonably accurate.
Depending on your health and risk, testing may include kidney function, electrolytes, glucose or A1C, lipids, urine protein, thyroid testing, or an ECG.
Sometimes. Telehealth may be appropriate when reliable home readings and recent laboratory results are available and an in-person examination is not required.
Seek immediate emergency evaluation for very high blood pressure with chest pain, severe shortness of breath, new weakness or numbness, confusion, vision changes, or other concerning symptoms.
Take Control of Your Blood Pressure With a Clear Plan
Personalized diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and coordinated follow-up in Redmond, WA.
17875 Redmond Way, Suite 140, Redmond, WA 98052
