Advancing heart failure care in rural and underserved communities.
We are dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals and families affected by heart failure in rural and underserved communities. Today, more than 6.7 million Americans are living with heart failure, a number that continues to rise. By 2030, it is projected that over 9 million people will be affected. In rural communities, the challenges are even greater, leading to a higher risk of severe outcomes and limited access to advanced care.
Our foundation works to close these gaps by combining community support, advocacy, collaboration with healthcare providers, and innovative solutions. Together, we aim to ensure that no one is left behind—no matter where they live, one heart one community at a time.
To close the gaps in heart failure care in rural and underserved communities, ensuring no one is left behind due to geography or systemic barriers to care.
To create a scalable model that expands access to advanced therapies, driving education, prevention, and collaboration to improve quality of life.
Raise awareness and educate rural and underserved communities. Strengthen partnerships with hospitals and local leaders. Support initiatives in heart care and prevention. Foster research and innovation in heart health
The burden is even greater in rural and underserved communities, where people face significant barriers to specialized care. Studies show that residents in rural areas have a higher risk of dying from heart failure compared to those in cities, regardless of age.
Our foundation is committed to addressing these disparities, advocating for those who face not just the challenges of heart failure, but also the obstacles of limited access to advanced treatment and resources.
close the gap and bring life-saving care to those who need it most.
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