This study is the second of two "Barbershop" studies at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The first study at Wally's Barbershop in Altadena, CA was called the "Barber-Based Intervention for Hypertension in Black Men: Baseline Data Collection." Men at Wally's barbershop who were found to have high blood pressure as a participant in the first study are now being asked to participate in the second Cedars-Sinai study. During this second study the men will be asked to (1) return to Wally's barbershop to have their blood pressure measured to see how they are doing now, (2) review any medicines participants are taking, and (3) work with a health care team that includes their doctor, personal barber, and a pharmacist, to help them improve their blood pressure management. This second study is a six month long study. All men that agree to participate will allow the barber to measure their blood pressure each time they return to Wally's Barbershop for a haircut and ask their barber to call the study's pharmacist to arrange a follow-up visit in a local pharmacy. The goal of this second study is to show if a team approach, which means involvement of a barber and the pharmacist, can help make it easier for men to work with their doctor to get blood pressure under control.