Clinicians
Help shape CareCuff.
For clinicians, practices and health systems who want to try it early, or tell us how a cuff check goes on your team.
Pilot interest list
Try it early.
As CareCuff moves toward clinic testing, we are gathering practices and health systems that would like to take part.
- Send your name, role and where you work.
- We will be in touch as pilot sites open.
- Being on the list carries no commitment.
Opens an email to [email protected].
What clinicians tell us
In their own words.
From our fall 2026 conversations with care teams. Roles only, no names.
Sometimes people are quite literally in between those sizes.
Emergency room nurseIt 100% was not the right size cuff at all.
Emergency room nurseThey’re too small for the middle schoolers, but the middle schoolers aren’t quite at the adult level.
Pediatric nurse practitionerThe most difficult thing is when you’re going into that BMI range, their arms are shaped differently.
Pediatric nurse practitionerThe readings could be so inaccurate, depending on a person’s arm size.
Physician assistant
Word for word from our interviews, with filler words such as “like” taken out.
Who we hear from
If you measure, stock or choose cuffs for children, we would value your view.
- Nurses, medical assistants and nurse practitioners
At the bedside
You take the readings. Tell us what happens when the right size is not on the wall.
- Operations and purchasing
In leadership
You decide what gets stocked, bought and brought into practice. Tell us what a new device has to show you.
Prefer a conversation? Write to [email protected] and we will set up a time.