Prevention & Wellness

We’re committed to reducing the number of heart-related deaths in our region. Sign up for a screening, come to a class or attend one of our events — we’ll help you take control of your health.

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Our Commitment to Prevent Heart Disease

Cardiovascular disease, which affects the heart and blood vessels, is the No. 1 cause of death in the U.S. But, according to the American Heart Association, 80% of heart disease and stroke events may be prevented with lifestyle changes and education.

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To learn more about our events, classes or screenings, call (859) 301-WELL (9355).

AHA Training Center

CardioVascular Mobile Health Unit

Hands-Only CPR

Healing Hearts: Women’s Support Group

Health Disparities & Cardiovascular Disease

My Heart Rocks

Stop Vape with Sadie The Science Lady

Take Time For Your Heart

Freedom from Smoking: Tobacco Cessation

Reduce Your Risk for Heart Disease

When you know your risk factors, follow your doctor’s screening recommendations and adopt heart-healthy behaviors, you can protect yourself from heart and vascular disease.

Here’s how we can help:

Heart education and prevention programs – We offer a variety of programs to promote healthful habits, including interactive education for kids and Take Time for Your Heart, an online program to help you take control of unhealthy behaviors.
Lifesaving health tips – Through our community outreach efforts, we help you recognize heart attack symptoms and show you how to deliver hands-only CPR to someone in cardiac arrest – knowing this information can save lives.
Heart and vascular screenings – Our CardioVascular Mobile Health Unit offers convenient, low-cost screenings to help you lower your risk of heart disease, stroke and other vascular diseases. In addition, we offer a variety of classes, including the Freedom from Smoking-cessation program and special classes for those living with heart failure.
Recognizing health disparities in our communities – We work together with communities to improve health disparities through early diagnosis, improving access to physicians, and community outreach programs.
Recognizing women’s heart health is different than men’s – We know symptoms of heart disease can be different in women than in men so we’re committed to ensuring women know their risks and have access to personalized heart care.

You Can Take Time for Your Heart

Take Time for Your Heart is a free program designed to help you make positive lifestyle changes for a healthier life. Discover expert tips from St. Elizabeth cardiologists, practical videos, and resources to reduce your risk of heart disease, diabetes, and more!

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Cardiovascular Screenings

Take 30 minutes to get a personalized screening and review of your risk factors!

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Learn CPR and Other Emergency Cardiac Care Techniques

We offer a wide selection of American Heart Association Provider and Instructor high-quality courses in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC).

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The Heart of it All: Joyce’s Story

Joyce Jacobs knows heart health, inside and out. As a Heart and Vascular Prevention and Wellness Nurse Navigator at St. Elizabeth Healthcare, Joyce works with cardiac patients with the CardioVascular Mobile Health Unit (CVMHU) team. As an avid exerciser and healthy eater, Joyce wasn’t expecting the technician to find anything on her screening. What she learned came as a surprise.

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Unparalleled Heart Care

St. Elizabeth Edgewood has attained advanced certification by The Joint Commission and the American Heart Association as a Comprehensive Cardiac Center, placing us in an elite group of hospitals that have met high standards to fully address the needs of patients with complex cardiac conditions.