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New research reveals heart disease is straining public sector budgets—and why government leaders need to act now.
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New research reveals heart disease is straining public sector budgets — and why government leaders need to act now.
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What public sector employers told us

Infographic showing Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US
of benefit leaders say heart disease is a top cost driver
Infographic showing 56% of adults have high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol
say workplace stress and burnout are increasing heart disease risk
Infographic showing $142B is the annual cost of
heart disease

rank heart disease programs among top benefit priorities
Heart disease is recognized as a major threat. But action is too often delayed.
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The cost of inaction is growing.

Heart disease and its risk factors drive:
Preventable hospitalizations
Disability and early retirement
Lost productivity across essential services
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When prevention is delayed, public sector costs escalate. Fast.

Medication management is the fastest way to reduce heart disease risk.

Infographic showing Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US
3 in 4 adults treated for high blood pressure are not on the right medication or dose
Infographic showing 56% of adults have high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol
of people with high blood pressure don’t take medications as prescribed
Infographic showing $142B is the annual cost of
heart disease

Poor adherence leads to $3,900 per person, per year in avoidable costs
Better medication management prevents events before they happen.
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