Table 2.

Ordered logistic regression^a assessing the association of the weighted percentage of home blood pressure monitoring increased frequency^b with hypertension awareness, treatment, control, and told by health care provider to take BP at home: US adults aged ≥18 years, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2011–2014

Model	Hypertensive categories and told to take BP at home	Adjusted odds ratio (95% confidence limit)
1	Hypertensive-aware
	Aware	2.00 (1.52–2.63)
	Unaware	Reference
	Told	8.04 (6.56–9.86)
	Not told	Reference
2	Hypertensive-treated
	Treated	1.99 (1.51–2.60)
	Not treated	Reference
	Told	7.97 (6.54–9.72)
	Not told	Reference
3	Hypertensive-controlled
	Controlled	1.42 (1.11–1.82)
	Not controlled	Reference
	Told	8.75 (7.18–10.67)
	Not told	Reference

Abbreviations: BP, blood pressure; HBPM, home blood pressure monitoring.

^aThe association of the frequency of HBPM with told to do HBPM and the hypertension categories adjusted for demographic characteristics, family income-to-poverty ratio, availability of health insurance, health care utilization, diagnosed diabetes, and body mass index.

^bFrequency: none; 1–11 times in the past 12 months was considered less than once a month; 12–51 times in the past year was considered monthly; and ≥52 times in the past year was considered weekly or more frequent.