The content of family contract service for hypertension should first formulate a personalized health management plan, and formulate targeted treatment objectives and measures according to the specific conditions of patients. Secondly, regular follow-up is very important, including regular follow-up, blood pressure measurement, assessment of disease changes, and necessary adjustments and drug management as needed. Moreover, health education is also an indispensable part, including knowledge transfer in diet guidance, lifestyle change and rational drug use, so as to help patients manage hypertension better. Finally, the contract service should also include emergency handling, providing emergency contact information and emergency measures to deal with possible emergencies of patients with hypertension. Such content can provide comprehensive hypertension management services, help patients control their illness and improve their quality of life.