2020 has been quite an eventful year to say the least. No matter what happens, our mission will always remain the same- to provide trusted and unbiased information for both patients and healthcare providers. You can always count on us to give you the most updated information, straight to your mobile device! We’re kicking off the new year by highlighting some of our favorite campaigns from 2020:

Coronary Heart Disease Risk Assessment

CardioVisual partners with Outgrow, ConnectWell, and UC Berkeley School of Public Health to bring greater awareness of heart disease to patients via its mobile educational platform. Check out the interactive risk calculator here: https://app.cardiovisual.com/e/HeartDiseaseRiskAssessment

BioSig

Rather than using the traditional surface EKG, electrophysiologists in the EP lab are now utilizing a new technology to digitally map arrhythmias from inside of the heart.

Watch leading electrophysiologists use this unique technology in this CardioVisual exclusive video: https://app.cardiovisual.com/PureEPSpotlight

Emperor-Reduced Study

An addition to the armamentarium of new heart failure treatments! What do clinicians need to know about Empagliflozin, diabetes and heart failure? Endocrinologists discuss the importance of EMPEROR-Reduced study for all clinicians in this educational video series: https://app.cardiovisual.com/SGLT2InhibitorsHeartFailure

Heart Health & Nutrition

An estimated 655,000 Americans die of heart disease each year- equating to 1 in every 4 deaths. How can we decrease morbidity and mortality caused by these conditions? Registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator Michelle Routhenstein reviews how we can prevent heart disease and its complications through dietary modifications: https://app.cardiovisual.com/NutritionHeartDisease

Chest Pain in Women: Dr. Paul Tucker

Chest pain and/or discomfort could be a sign of a serious, and possibly fatal, medical condition. Knowing when to seek professional medical attention could save your life. CardioVisual expert, Dr. Paul Tucker, breaks down chest pain in his new video series. Watch now on the CardioVisual app: https://app.cardiovisual.com/EvaluationofChestPain

What’s Next?

We are gearing up for a big year at MedicalVisual with all new content and interactive learning materials! Our team looks forward to collaborating with leading experts in the heart-health space and industries that are creating new and innovative therapies, technologies, and tools in 2021. Now more than ever, the world is focused on health and wellness. It is essential to provide patients with reliable information. Clinicians leading health-related technologies will improve patient outcomes more than traditional tech platforms ever could. See you on the app!