Hypertension Management in Lincolnshire, IL
During Hypertension Management, our health care providers do
- Check your blood pressure with accurate tools
- Go over past results and lifestyle habits
- Review your current medications and side effects
- Suggest diet or activity updates that support better numbers
- Monitor risk signs for related health conditions
- Set a check-in plan based on your pressure level
At Yorktown Health VH, our team gives care that helps reduce risk and improve your health, one visit at a time.
Top Benefits of Hypertension Management at Yorktown Health
Stability
Keep your blood pressure in a safer range.
Prevention
Lower your risk of heart, brain, or kidney problems.
Support
Work with a provider who adjusts care to fit you.
Why Choose Us for Hypertension Management in Lincolnshire, IL
Our team listens, checks often, and keeps your plan updated. We make care simple and based on facts. Learn more about how we help on our About Us page.
Why Hypertension Management is important for you
High blood pressure often shows no signs but leads to major issues. Ongoing care helps reduce those risks and keeps your heart, brain, and body working better.
Testimonials
Before Yorktown Health, I didn’t know how bad my pressure was. Dr. Shawn George D.O. explained everything clearly. With their help, I got on the right path fast.
Harold D.
I’ve tried to manage blood pressure on my own. Dr. Shawn George D.O. helped me change small things that made a big difference. Yorktown Health stayed by my side.
Joanne K.
Dr. Shawn George D.O. took my concerns seriously. Yorktown Health gave me check-ins, smart advice, and care that actually worked. I feel more in control now.
Wesley M.
Frequently Asked Question
- What is hypertension?
- Can it be managed without medicine?
- How often should I check my blood pressure?
- What foods help lower blood pressure?
- Is high blood pressure dangerous?
Hypertension is high blood pressure that can damage your body over time.
Yes. In some cases, diet and habits help lower pressure without meds.
Every 3–6 months or more often if levels are high.
Fruits, vegetables, and low-salt meals support better numbers.
Yes. It raises the risk of heart attack, stroke, and kidney disease.
CONTACT US
ADDRESS
6 East Phillip Road #1108
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
(Inside Advocate Outpatient Center Building)
PHONE
(847) 549 3979
Working Hours
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM-5:00PM
Saturday: By Appointment Only
Sunday: Closed
