Meet Your Heart Failure Care Team
Your cardiologist will put together a care team to help strengthen your heart. This may include a nutritionist, physical therapist, and a heart rhythm doctor.
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What They Don’t Tell You About Heart Failure
Two inspiring women share their experience with heart failure, from cutting their salt intake to being criticized for using handicap parking.
Heart Failure in Urban Communities
The Rev. Keith Norman, DMin, looked around him and saw a lack of healthy food options, health care, and green spaces. He set out to make changes to improve the health of those near him.
Get the Most From Your Heart Failure Care
Be open and honest with your heart care team. Do you have any new symptoms? Can’t pay for your medications? Small details can make a difference.
The Role Race Plays in Heart Failure
Given a 50/50 chance of surviving heart failure, Jerad Green took his diagnosis to heart. What changes had an impact, and why did his skin color matter?
Chronic Heart Failure and the Motivation to Exercise
Ten thousand steps a day. That’s the goal for twins Shaun Rivers and Kimberly Ketter. Laps at the park do wonders for their heart health.
Managing Chronic Heart Failure With More Than Medication
Once his diagnosis of heart failure set in, Wayne Brewer got to work. He committed to more than just taking his prescriptions.
Twins Tackle Genetic Heart Failure
Twins Shaun Rivers and Kimberly Ketter share a number of things in common. They love to dance, have an infectious spirit, and both have chronic heart failure.
How Cardiac Rehab Helps Heal Your Heart
A cardiologist outlines the benefits of a supervised post-surgery exercise program and what to expect during your ticker’s recovery.
Depression and Anxiety Over Heart Failure
After a heart attack or diagnosis of heart failure, it’s common to be worried. Talk with your doctor if you notice changes in your mood or sleep.