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A New Option for Treating High Blood Pressure is Available to United States Veterans

Army veteran Richard Van Name, diagnosed with hypertension with blood pressure of 178/100, was prescribed ultrasound renal denervation in the United States in 2025.
His blood pressure remained high despite lifestyle changes and medication, leading his doctor to recommend the one-time Paradise uRDN procedure that reduces sympathetic nerve overactivity linked to hypertension.
The FDA-approved Paradise uRDN system, developed by Recor Medical since 2009, underwent three randomized, sham-controlled trials demonstrating effective, safe blood pressure reduction.
Recor Medical partnered with Recon Supply, an SDVOSB, to distribute the therapy through the Veterans Health Administration and Department of Defense, with ongoing post-approval studies involving 1,000 patients.
This partnership expands access to an additional treatment option for veterans with uncontrolled hypertension, potentially lowering their risk of heart attack and stroke.

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A New Option for Treating High Blood Pressure is Available to United States Veterans

Ultrasound Renal Denervation, a Proven Treatment for High Blood Pressure, is Available to Veterans Thanks to a Partnership Between Recor Medical and Recon Supply

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