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on women’s heart risk

Read this guide to see where women's cardiovascular risk is most often missed. Then request a kit to experience Hello Heart the way your members do.

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Women’s health begins with a

Heart
to
heart

Read this guide to see where women's cardiovascular risk is most often missed. Then request a kit to experience Hello Heart the way your members do.

Get Your Kit

Make an impact on members this Women's Health Month.

The Women’s Heart Health Guide shows how earlier cardiovascular risk management
can help reduce avoidable utilization and improve health plan performance.

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Insights from 100 health plan leaders

Ways to identify women’s cardiovascular risks earlier

Strategies to improve BP control, med adherence, and outcomes

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When it arrives, download the app, pair it with the monitor, and take a reading—all in less than five minutes.

In the meantime, read the Women's Heart Health Guide to learn:

The life-stage moments—pregnancy, menopause, post-diagnosis—where cardiovascular risk is most often missed
Which metrics to track: CBP, utilization, and member engagement
How to make women's heart health part of your cost and quality strategy

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The cost of missing women’s cardiovascular risk adds up fast for
health plans.

Heart disease has been the leading cause of death for women for more than 40 years, yet many of the risks most predictive of future cost and utilization still go unidentified or unmanaged:

• Pregnancy-related complications
• Menopause-related changes
• Uncontrolled blood pressure
• Medication nonadherence

These all contribute to avoidable ED visits, admissions, and worsening quality performance.

Many plans still underestimate the impact of women’s heart health.

Hello Heart’s 2026 survey found that 4 in 10 of health plan leaders were unaware heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, underscoring a major gap between the scale of the problem and how it is prioritized today.

"Women’s heart health is not just an awareness issue. It’s a clinical quality and total cost of care opportunity. The biggest gains come when plans identify risk earlier, improve adherence, and intervene before high-cost events happen."