OMRON Healthcare Wins Best in Class for AI-Powered Blood Pressure Monitors at Digital Health Awards

The Digital Health Awards, which honor the best of the best in healthcare innovation, heralded OMRON's evolution of the blood pressure monitoring experience.

"Our OMRON Healthcare team is thrilled to accept this Best in Class Digital Health Award," said Alice Koehler, Managing Director of OMRON Healthcare North America. "The digital health category is rapidly maturing and there was a record-setting number of entrants in the competition this year. Thank you to the judges for recognizing our achievement in innovation that empowers people to take charge of their health." 

"Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is widely undiagnosed. The health risks of AFib increase for those with high blood pressure and women in menopause. With OMRON IntelliSense™ AFib detection, we are helping people act on this condition earlier than ever before," added Koehler.

The FDA granted OMRON medical device authorization for Intellisense™ AFib via the agency's De Novo classification⁵, a regulatory pathway for first-of-their-kind innovations.⁶

The Digital Health Hub Foundation Awards spotlight the most innovative healthtech companies transforming healthcare through technology and recognizing the companies making the biggest impact. Each year, the competition attracts groundbreaking companies from around the world, with the most impactful advancing to the final stage.

The 7^th Annual Digital Health Awards announced the Best in Class and Rising Star winners across all categories during the Grand Finale at HLTH USA in Las Vegas on October 20, 2025. The awards were presented across multiple live stages and celebrated before an audience of global healthcare leaders, investors and innovators.

"This year's winners represent the best of what digital health has to offer, innovation that is not only transformative, but practical, scalable, and ready to make an impact today. We are proud to celebrate these companies for their vision and commitment to improving healthcare," said Mark H. Goldstein, Chairman of the Digital Health Hub Foundation.