Hypertension and vascular disease remain among the most modifiable drivers of cardiovascular morbidity; the Hypertension and Vascular Disorders session focuses on the pathogenesis, advanced diagnostics and multi-level management strategies for blood pressure–related vascular injury. Attendees will evaluate evidence across primary care, specialty clinics and population programs that link blood pressure control with reduced stroke, heart failure and renal outcomes. The session highlights innovative approaches to resistant hypertension, device-based therapies, and precision antihypertensive regimens tailored by phenotype and comorbidity. Practical workshops will demonstrate protocols for ambulatory and home blood pressure monitoring, integration of vascular imaging for target-organ assessment, and multidisciplinary approaches that incorporate lifestyle medicine, pharmacotherapy optimization and population screening. Speakers will cover the role of arterial stiffness, endothelial dysfunction and microvascular disease in driving end-organ damage, and present translational research on novel vasoactive targets. Join peers to compare implementation strategies—from guideline adoption to community outreach—and to plan collaborative pathways that scale high-impact hypertensive care. Plenary discussions will link these themes to the broader Hypertension Conference program and to clinical priorities such as blood pressure management across diverse settings.