What is the maximum Systolic BP allowed for members to be reassigned from rehab?

The maximum systolic blood pressure allowed for members to be reassigned from rehab is 160. This threshold is established to ensure that members are transitioned safely back to regular duties or activities without compromising their health. A systolic blood pressure above this level could indicate an elevated risk of cardiovascular events, which is why there is a need for a specific numerical limit to ensure safety and allow for proper evaluation of a member's readiness to return. The selection of 160 as the maximum signifies a balance between allowing members to progress while also maintaining health standards that minimize the risk of serious complications.