May is American Stroke Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about stroke prevention and promoting a healthier lifestyle to reduce the risk of this life-altering condition. Stroke can happen to anyone, at any age, but can be prevented through awareness and proactive steps towards a healthier lifestyle. This American Stroke Month we encourage you
With every step taken, the Denver community is coming together to fight heart disease and stroke. We’re calling on you to lace up your sneakers and join the Denver Heart Walk on Saturday, June 1 at Sloan’s Lake Park. What’s Happening? The Denver Heart Walk is not just a walk; it’s a monumental stride towards
As we embark on a new century, we honor the pioneers who embody our mission. It’s with immense pride that we announce Maureen McDonald as the first-ever recipient of the Colorado Visionary Award at the Colorado Go Red for Women Celebration, chaired by Meme Callnin. This award shines a light on those extraordinary individuals who
The American Heart Association has set a goal of doubling the survival of cardiac arrest by 2030. We know that in order to save more lives from the 350,000 cardiac arrests that occur outside of the hospital every year, we must increase the number of people who respond to cardiac arrest by calling 911, delivering
National Walking Day, celebrated the first Wednesday in April (April 3 this year), was established by the American Heart Association to encourage people to move more throughout the day. 1 in 4 U.S. adults sits for longer than eight hours each day, which can have negative consequences on physical and mental health. Regular exercise improves
We’re excited to welcome Mary Kay Klimesh, general counsel for Douglas County School District RE-1 to the Denver Board of Directors. Mary Kay is an accomplished and highly skilled advocate with three decades of experience representing PreK-12 schools. Her leadership will be invaluable as we work to create a healthier Colorado for all. Read on
Since 2004 our Go Red for Women campaign, has addressed the awareness and clinical care gaps of a women’s greatest health threat, cardiovascular disease. As Go Red celebrates 20 years of making an impact, and we celebrate our 100-year anniversary, we are prepared to meet the evolving needs of women now, and at every age,
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone that attended and contributed to the Denver Heart Ball on Saturday, February 24, 2024. The event was truly remarkable thanks to the generosity of everyone that attended. Special thank you to our local Together to End Stroke Sponsor HealthONE, as well as our event sponsors
We’re so excited to come together at the Denver Heart Ball on Saturday, Feb. 24, 2024, at the Grand Hyatt Denver. The annual event is a celebratory evening of storytelling, dinner, and dancing with entertainment by a Moments Notice & Company. The Denver Heart Ball is part of the Heart of Denver campaign, which supports
National Wear Red Day is almost here! Join us on Friday, Feb. 2 on National Wear Red Day, and rock your favorite red while helping us raise awareness about the dangers of heart disease and stroke in women. Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women. For too long, heart disease and stroke have