The LINKED-BP Program fosters a collaborative relationship with its community health partners, including Johns Hopkins Community Physicians (JHCP) and Choptank Community Health System, to implement a comprehensive, patient-centered, multi-level intervention for blood pressure management. Through these partnerships, the LINKED-BP Program provides standardized training to primary care practices within these health systems, focusing on office-based blood pressure measurement protocols and patient empowerment strategies for self-managing blood pressure. Practice champions, identified from each participating site, play a pivotal role in facilitating seamless communication, recruitment, and implementation of the LINKED-BP Program. These champions work closely with the study team to ensure that the intervention is tailored to the unique needs and workflows of each practice, thereby enhancing its integration and sustainability. Furthermore, the collaboration involves regular feedback mechanisms, quarterly progress updates, and joint problem-solving to address any challenges that arise during the implementation process. By leveraging the strengths and resources of its community health partners, the LINKED-BP Program aims to enhance the quality of care, promote health equity, and improve blood pressure control among underserved populations in Maryland and the District of Columbia.