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Heart, Blood Pressure & Stroke Support Resources (USA)

Verified nationwide U.S. cardiovascular support resources. Need help right now? If you or someone else may be having a stroke (sudden numbness, confusion, trouble speaking, vision problems, or severe headache), call 911 immediately. For general health support or local services, dial 211.

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Start here (nationwide cardiovascular resources)

  • American Heart Association (AHA)

    Evidence-based information, prevention tools, stroke education, and support resources for heart disease and blood pressure management.
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  • CDC Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention

    Official U.S. public health guidance on cardiovascular disease prevention, stroke awareness, and blood pressure control.
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  • Million Hearts® (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services)

    National initiative focused on preventing heart attacks and strokes through education, screening, and risk reduction resources.
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Support lines & community organizations

  • Mended Hearts

    Peer-to-peer support network for heart patients and caregivers, including recovery resources and local chapter connections.
    Call: 1-888-432-7899
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  • WomenHeart — The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease

    Free support networks, education, and advocacy specifically for women living with heart disease.
    Call: 1-877-659-1300
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  • American Stroke Association (AHA Division)

    Education, caregiver guidance, and recovery resources for stroke survivors and families.
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Free patient assistance & financial help (nationwide)

  • Patient Advocate Foundation

    Case managers help patients navigate insurance denials, billing issues, and access to cardiovascular care resources.
    Call: 1-800-532-5274
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  • PAN Foundation (Patient Access Network)

    Financial assistance programs that may help eligible patients afford medications used to treat certain cardiovascular conditions.
    Call: 1-866-316-7263
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