Personalized cardiovascular prevention · Reviewed by a cardiologist
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This is a private, invite-only pilot. You should have received a code from your cardiologist.
Your Heart Health Assessment
Reviewed by a board-certified cardiologist
This takes about five to seven minutes. You'll answer questions about your health and share any recent lab or imaging results you have. A cardiologist personally reviews your information before your report is prepared — typically within 5–7 business days.
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Tell us about you Your basics, heart history, and medications.
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Share your labs & imaging Upload now, add them later, or ask for help arranging tests.
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A cardiologist reviews Your report is built and personally reviewed before you receive it.
This service is not for urgent symptoms. Call 911 or seek emergency care for new chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting, or possible stroke symptoms.
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A few quick safety questions
Heart Arc uses different assessment pathways depending on your age and whether you already have a heart or vascular condition. These help us choose the right pathway and make sure it's safe for you to continue.
Please stop and seek emergency care — call 911. This assessment isn't for urgent symptoms. Come back once you've been evaluated and are feeling well.
Because you have an established cardiovascular condition, standard primary-prevention estimates may not apply. A cardiologist will review your information using a different clinical pathway. You may continue.
Please answer each question above before continuing.
About you
A few basics to personalize your assessment.
Used to complete and deliver your assessment and to contact you about your results. We do not sell your personal information.
Please fill in the required fields.
Heart health history
If you're unsure of anything, choose "Not sure" — a cardiologist reviews the details and may ask you to clarify anything uncertain.
A recent reading lets us include the calcium-age (MESA) comparison in your report — it's optional, but helpful.
Please choose the relative and the event.
Please answer the required questions.
Medications
Which of these do you currently take?
Heart imaging
Only if you've had these — they sharpen the picture, but they're optional.
What's a calcium (CAC) score, and how do I get one?
A coronary calcium scan is a quick, low-radiation CT that measures calcified plaque in the heart's arteries — a direct, early signal of heart-artery disease. A score of 0 is reassuring; higher numbers mean more plaque.
Pricing and referral requirements vary by imaging center and location; many centers offer self-pay calcium scans.
General information, not a recommendation for your specific situation.
What's a CCTA, and how is it different from a calcium scan?
A coronary CT angiogram (CCTA) uses contrast dye to look directly at the artery walls. Where a calcium scan measures calcified plaque, a CCTA can also show "soft" (non-calcified) plaque and any narrowing.
General information, not a recommendation for your specific situation.
Your lab results
Your lab results help us build a more complete estimate of your cardiovascular risk and personalize your report. Choose whatever fits — you're never stuck.
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Upload my labs now
You have recent results ready as a PDF. Most portals (MyChart, Quest, Labcorp) let you download or “export as PDF.”
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I'll upload them later
No problem — we'll follow up with you to collect your labs so you can add them when you're ready.
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I'd like help arranging labs
Don't have recent results? We'll help you get the right tests done.
Which numbers matter, and why?
The labs that reveal the most about heart risk go beyond a standard cholesterol panel:
ApoB — a measure of the number of atherogenic particles that can enter artery walls. Lp(a) — an inherited risk factor. LDL & non-HDL cholesterol — the familiar markers. hs-CRP — inflammation. A1c & glucose — and, when available, fasting insulin — metabolic context. Kidney markers (eGFR, urine albumin).
If your recent labs don't include these, that's exactly what "help arranging labs" is for.
General information, not medical advice.
Please choose a labs option (and attach a file if uploading now).
Review & submit
A quick look before it goes to the reviewing cardiologist.
We'll contact you once the cardiologist's review is complete.
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Received — thank you
Your assessment is in. We'll notify you when the cardiologist's review and report are complete — typically within 5–7 business days. Reference .
What happens next
A cardiologist reviews your intake, labs, and imaging.
Your personalized report is prepared and reviewed.
We get in touch with your results and clear next steps.
What your report will cover
Your heart risk, in plain language
Personalized targets for the numbers that matter
A prevention action plan — what to focus on first
General information, not medical advice. Your report is reviewed by a cardiologist; decisions about testing and treatment should be made with your own physician.
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