501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on heart valve disease awareness, early detection, and access to care for underserved communities across the United States.
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Introducing HeartBridge Health.
A nonprofit dedicated to improving awareness, early detection, and access to care for heart valve disease.
Follow along as we work to close critical gaps in diagnosis and treatment across the U.S.
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Access to specialized heart care is not uniform across the United States.
Recognizing and addressing these differences is critical to improving outcomes in heart valve disease.
Do you think access is equal?
#cardioX #cardiotwitter #publichealth #SAVR #TAVR
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Behind every statistic is a patient who experienced delayed diagnosis or limited access to care. Improving systems of care can help ensure patients are treated earlier and more effectively.
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HeartBridge Health is committed to identifying disparities in access to #heartvalve care through research and community engagement.
Data-driven approaches are essential to developing targeted solutions.
#cardioX #cardiotwitter #publichealth
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Socioeconomic factors influence access to diagnostic testing, specialty care, and advanced therapies.
These disparities contribute to outcomes observed in heart valve disease and must be addressed.
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Distance to specialized #heartvalve care can be a major barrier for patients.
For some patients, travel requirements delay evaluation and intervention. Improving geographic access is essential to better outcomes.
More research on this coming soon from our group 👀
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Access to specialized heart valve care varies significantly across regions.
This variation contributes to delays in diagnosis and treatment for many patients.
Reducing these gaps is a major public health priority.
#cardiotwitter #CardioX #cardiology
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On #worldhealthday we are committed to addressing inequities in care for patients with valvular heart disease. Together, we can make a difference 🫀🌎
Heart disease affects us all — but together, we can defy it.
For 35 years, CRF has been working towards a brighter future for patients everywhere by championing innovation, research, and education around the world. ️🌎❤️
On #WorldHealthDay, we celebrate the physicians, fellows, nurses, technicians, researchers, and pioneers who are defying heart disease every single day. 🏥 Let’s keep fighting for a healthier world one heart at a time. Join us and donate today ✨ ow.ly/ycg150YCXya
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Treatment options for heart valve disease include surgical valve repair & replacement and minimally invasive procedures such as TAVR and Mitraclip.
Advances in therapy have improved outcomes, particularly when disease is identified early.
#cardiology #TAVR #medtwitter
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We are excited to be attending #NYValves2026 and learning from leaders in the field about the latest research shaping the care of patients with valve disease.
Advancing education and access to care is at the core of what we do at HeartBridge Health, and we’re looking forward to bringing these insights back to the communities we serve.
Dr. Amar Krishnaswamy can’t wait for #NYValves2026 — and neither can we! 🎉
Get ready to walk away with fresh insights for patient care and long-term planning that’ll help you deliver better outcomes. 💪
Secure your spot today! ow.ly/mlLZ50YxJSx
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A simple physical exam, including auscultation with a stethoscope, can detect early signs of #heartvalve disease.
Early recognition during routine care can lead to timely referral and improved clinical outcomes.
#cardiology #cardiotwitter
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Significant heart valve disease can develop before noticeable symptoms appear.
Patients may feel “well” until the disease becomes advanced.
Routine evaluation and awareness are key to earlier detection.
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Heart disease is often associated with blocked arteries, but heart valve disease represents a distinct and serious condition.
It affects the mechanics of blood flow through the heart and can progress silently over time.
#cardiotwitter #cardiology #publichealth
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Common symptoms of heart valve disease include shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pain, dizziness, and swelling in the lower extremities.
These symptoms may develop gradually and are often overlooked in early stages.
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Heart valve disease occurs when one or more valves in the heart do not function properly, disrupting normal blood flow.
This can lead to progressive symptoms and complications if not identified and treated early.
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#heartvalve disease often remains under-recognized compared to other cardiovascular conditions.
Increasing public awareness is an important first step in improving early diagnosis and timely intervention.
Have you heard of it before today?
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Our vision is to improve outcomes in #heartvalve disease through earlier detection, equitable access to care, and increased awareness.
Reducing diagnostic delays remains a central goal of HeartBridge Health.
#cardiotwitter
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Access to #heartvalve care is not consistent across populations.
Geographic location and socioeconomic factors can delay both diagnosis and treatment.
Addressing these disparities is critical to improving patient outcomes.
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HeartBridge Health focuses on community education, early detection, improving access to heart valve care, and research on healthcare disparities.
Our work is centered on reducing diagnostic delays and connecting patients to appropriate treatment resources.
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Symptoms like shortness of breath, fatigue, and chest pain are often attributed to aging, stress, or deconditioning.
However, these may signal underlying heart valve disease.
Early recognition can lead to timely evaluation and improved outcomes.
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Heart valve disease affects millions of people, and many patients are diagnosed only after symptoms become severe.
Late diagnosis is associated with worse outcomes.
Improving awareness is essential to earlier detection!
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