February is American Heart Month, and we are bring awareness to medical IDs and heart disease. A medical ID is recommended for those with a heart disease. A medical ID for heart disease can alert medical professionals of the type of heart disease you have and improve your medical treatment. The ID will also relay important details unique to your condition and heart health, additional conditions, medications, allergies, and emergency contacts. According to the CDC, 4.9% of Americans have a …
Category: Heart Health
February 2018 is American Heart Month! The theme for this year is being in control of one’s heart health and that risks can be reduced at any age. Additionally, the …
February 7-14 marks Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week! During this time, everyone is encouraged to help raise awareness of this serious medical condition. CHD is the number one birth defect …
Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) is a problem with the structure and function of the heart, present at birth. CHD affects 1 in every 100 babies born each year; there are …
Submitted by Jodi Lemacks Mother’s Day is not just about getting Mom the perfect present; it’s about celebrating the relationship between mothers and their children. One mother recently shared with …
As Veterans Day approaches on November 11, one million people who served our nation are receiving a free, simple tool proven to help them live a healthier life. American Medical …