Remote patient monitoring company, Withings Health Solutions, a division of Withings, announced the release of BPM Pro 2, a cellular blood pressure monitor. The blood pressure monitor includes a ...

French consumer device company Withings is continuing its encroach into the healthcare space with a updated version of its blood pressure monitor that has the additional ability to perform EKGs. Known ...

At CES 2025, Withings has made connected blood pressure monitors a lot easier to use, more reassuring, and more inclusive than ever with the introduction of the BPM Vision. How? In addition to new ...

Withings has been a leader in the smart health device market for years and today the company has announced its latest releases, the Body Pro cellular smart scale and Withings BPM Connect Pro cellular ...

Withings, a connected health company, unveiled Omnia, a concept for a personal health mirror that will give you a more holistic view of your health. Smart mirrors have been a thing for a while, and ...

The BPM Vision's color screen assists the user during blood pressure and ECG measurements. The smart device with extra-long battery life costs 180 Euros.

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After announcing the BPM Core blood pressure monitor at CES this past January, Withings has released the new health device with ECG and stethoscope functionality in Europe. The company has also ...

Summary: The Withings BPM Vision smart blood pressure monitor is now available in the US with FDA clearance. Originally introduced at the CES 2025 trade show, the BPM Vision is a home blood pressure ...

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Before the pandemic, telehealth — seeing a doctor virtually instead of in real life — was hardly used by most patients in the US. In response, we have seen more connected tools like glucose monitors ...