Hello Heart

Military Health friends — we’re live at the Military Health System Conference at booth 205! Stop by and see our Hello Heart team to learn how we’re helping people take control of their heart health through personalized digital support, connected devices, and real-time insights. Come say hello, grab some swag, and let’s talk about the future of cardiovascular care in the military health community. ❤️

📣 New research in the American Heart Association's Circulation found that Hello Heart may help reduce socioeconomic gaps in cardiovascular care. ❤️ Here’s what the study found 👇 📈 People living in lower-income communities were 11% more likely to enroll in Hello Heart than those in higher-income areas. 🩺 Once enrolled, engagement was comparable across income groups. 🏥 Participation was associated with: ✅ More primary care visits 📉 Fewer avoidable emergency department visits For years, there’s been concern that digital health programs primarily benefit higher-income populations with greater access to healthcare and technology. This real-world evaluation of 118,000+ adults suggests something different. When designed thoughtfully, preventive heart health programs like Hello Heart can expand access to preventive care, reduce avoidable costs, and support better outcomes across communities. "What’s encouraging here is that we saw higher enrollment among individuals in lower-income communities, similar engagement once enrolled, and meaningful improvements in care utilization across the board," said Jayne Morgan, M.D., VP of Medical Affairs at Hello Heart and study co-author. Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gdf7bSsD

Heart disease is the #1 killer of women — yet it's still one of the least talked-about threats we face. If our conversations at the Women's Heart Health Summit sparked something for you, I'd love to keep that momentum going. Join my webinar tomorrow, Long Live Women: Heart Health At Every Stage, where we'll go deeper on how hormonal changes — especially during perimenopause and menopause — affect your cardiovascular risk, and what you can actually do about it. This session is also eligible for SHRM PDCs and state CE credits for benefits consultants. Hello Heart Space is limited. Register here. (https://lnkd.in/eiwicXBz) 🫀

There are persistent gaps in women’s cardiovascular health as most prevention, diagnosis and care pathways are built around male patterns of risk and symptoms, experts say. This leads to missed risks, delayed diagnoses and preventable deaths among women. AI is a promising tool for improving women’s heart health, particularly in risk prediction, EKG interpretation and clinical documentation, according to clinicians, researchers and tech execs at the recent Women’s Heart Health Summit hosted by Hello Heart. https://bit.ly/4eWO9Qs

A room of women leading the future of cardiovascular care. Clinicians, founders, investors, advocates, and patients, all in one place because the conversation about women's heart health is finally being had at the level it deserves. What I took from the Women's Heart Health Summit was not a single statistic, though there were many that deserve attention. It was the recognition that the people designing the next era of women's cardiovascular care are no longer outliers in their own field. They are the field. The work ahead is technical, structural, and clinical. The progress I saw this week was that more of us are doing it together. Grateful for the company.

"This is my first women's health event ever. And it's a different feeling when it's all women in the audience." That’s how one attendee described the experience at this year’s Women’s Heart Health Summit. As our third annual summit comes to a close, we couldn’t be prouder of the community that came together in Boca Raton to help change that. ❤️ Thank you to every leader across healthcare, technology, research, and advocacy who joined us this week to strengthen a growing movement for women’s hearts. Thank you to our incredible speakers, panelists, and breakout session leaders for sharing stories from the heart about urgent and under-discussed issues in women’s health—from why menopause is a crucial moment, to the link between stress and cardiovascular risk, to how organizations can better support Latina women in their populations. And a special thank you the American College of Cardiology for co-hosting and to Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and mental health advocate Jewel for her powerful fireside chat and performance. We’re leaving energized and inspired: with new ideas, stronger partnerships, and practical strategies attendees can bring back to their organizations, communities, and even their own lives. Our hearts are so full. 🫶 #LongLiveWomen #WHHS2026