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Bridging the gap in heart health education.

To reduce preventable cardiovascular disease by bringing clear, accessible heart health education to underserved communities.

Across Canada, many communities face higher risk of heart disease because of barriers like language, income, geography, and discrimination. EquaHeart was created to help close that gap through simple, practical, evidence-based teaching—designed with communities, not just for them.

Resident physicians and local partners deliver sessions on the full spectrum of cardiovascular health, including heart attack prevention, heart failure, heart rhythm problems, and valvular disease. Our approach is plain-language, visual, and grounded in real-world challenges.

Community-tailored learning

Sessions adapted to the culture, language, and needs of each group.

Clinician-led, evidence-based

Led by resident physicians with support from cardiology teams.

“EquaHeart made heart health simple and understandable for our community. It felt respectful, practical, and truly supportive.”

Anatasya Melkomva

— Community Partner

Programs

Clinical pillars

EquaHeart programs follow four core pillars, using short, adaptable sessions for communities, clinics, and schools—all in plain language with clear visuals.

Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease (ASCVD) Prevention

Sessions focused on preventing heart attack, stroke, and peripheral arterial disease through simple explanations of risk factors and daily-life strategies.

Heart Failure

Clear, visual teaching to help individuals and families understand symptoms, medications, fluid management, and when to seek care.

Valvular Heart Disease

Easy-to-understand lessons about common valve conditions, tests like echocardiograms, and what to expect during monitoring or treatment.

Arrhythmias & Atrial Fibrillation

Sessions covering AFib, stroke risk, blood thinners, palpitations, and common rhythm monitoring tools.

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