The proportion of hypertensive patients registered for management at two health stations increased markedly, from 76.7% and 74.4% (2014) to 89.8% and 90.5% (2020) (p< 0.001); Patients managed to treat hypertension at health stations have changed their lifestyle behaviors in a positive and scientific way, thereby reducing the risk of dangerous complications of hypertension such as quitting smoking, eat less salt, limit alcohol / beer consumption, increase daily physical activity and be more satisfied with the quality of medical examination and treatment services of the health station.