Strong For, Strong for Additional References: Strong for Reviewed, Amended 8. For patients 60 years and over with type 2 diabetes, we recommend treating to a systolic blood pressure goal of <140 mm Hg with added benefit to lowering systolic blood pressure further for those between 130 mm Hg and 140 mm Hg. Weak for [54,59,64-68] Strong for Reviewed, Amended 9. For patients 30 years and over, we recommend treating to a diastolic blood pressure goal of <90 mm Hg. Strong for Additional References: Weak for Reviewed, Amended 10. We recommend offering pharmacist-led medication management as an option for patients with hypertension. Weak for [75-81] Strong for Reviewed, New- replaced 11. We suggest offering nurse-led interventions as an option for patients treated for hypertension. Weak for [82-88] Weak for Reviewed, New- replaced 12. We suggest offering registered dietitian-led nutrition interventions as an option for patients with hypertension who are or are not on medication. Weak for Weak for Reviewed, New- replaced 13. We suggest technology-based interventions (e.g., e-counseling, electronic transmission of data, telemonitoring, mobile applications) for improving control of hypertension. Weak for Additional References: Weak for Reviewed, New- replaced 14. We suggest advising patients with hypertension and overweight/obesity to lose weight to improve blood pressure. Strong for [102-109] Weak for Reviewed, Amended 15. For patients with hypertension and overweight/obesity, we suggest offering a diet directed at weight loss for the treatment of hypertension. N/A [106-108] Weak for Reviewed, New- added Recommendation 2014 Strength of Recommendation Evidence 2020 Strength of Recommendation Recommendation Category 16. For the treatment of hypertension, there is insufficient evidence for or against offering weight loss medications for patients with obesity and hypertension. Neither for nor against Reviewed, New- added 17. 