 National and international guidelines that guide evidence-based clinical practice advocate an effort to improve blood pressure control based on changing lifestyle and use of blood pressure lowering medication. However, the effectiveness of the approach usually depends on patient adherence to both types of interventions - pharmacological and behavioral. Lack of success on blood pressure control has increased the scope of interventions to improve adherence and to reduce cardiovascular risk factors without overburdening the public health system. The use of technologies - mobile or smart phones, games, blogs, internet and video conferencing - to implement interventions can reduce costs and increase coverage. 