The C.A.R.E. Mission: To
formulate, promote and
lead initiatives to
prevent sudden cardiac
death due to acquired
and heritable heart
rhythm disorders by:
Advocating increased
support for
comprehensive
scientific research
and clinical trials.
Educating patients,
the public and
healthcare
professionals to
increase awareness.
Advancing strategies
to identify, protect
and support at-risk
individuals and
their families.
This website is
dedicated to the memory
of those whose lives
were lost to sudden
cardiac death, and to
the survivors, families
and friends who have
devoted tireless energy
supporting the C.A.R.E.
Foundation's mission to
help save lives.
....and
GREAT
NEWS!
The
Genetic
Information
Nondiscrimination
Act
(S.358)
is on
the
verge of
passing,
after 12
long
years!
The
House
bill
(H.R.493)
passed
420-3 on
April 25
and
the
Senate
bill has
been
reported
out of
committee.
We just
need the
full
Senate
to vote
on the
bill to
get it
to the
President’s
desk!
View the
Highlights
of our Heart to Heart patient meeting – January 20th, 2007, Los Angeles, CA -
Click here for details
Click here
to see the schedule and updates on the C.A.R.E. Foundation “Heart to Heart” Patient Support Meetings.
C.A.R.E. has joined with Found Hearts photographer, Rick Ruggles, in a campaign to increase awareness and prevention of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Click hereto learn more.
The 'Let The Beat Go On' campaign is generously supported by the
Medtronic Foundation. Medtronic
Foundation
will
provide
a
matching
donation
for
every
bracelet
you
purchase.
Click here to purchase.
Learn
More
about
the
ways
the Medtronic Foundation provides
support
for
a
healthier
quality
of
life
in
communities
all
over
the
world. Thank you
Medtronic.
Beautiful
C.A.R.E.
T-Shirts
designed
by
Found
Hearts
photographer,
Rick
Ruggles
are
available
now.
Wear
your
shirt
and
show
that
you
"C.A.R.E.
for
your
heart...all
year
long."
Click
here
for
details.
There are
many ways to
show you
C.A.R.E.
Click
here to
learn how
you can make
a donation,
send
flowers,
shop on the
Internet or
search the
Web and help
C.A.R.E.
Learn more about Heart Disorders, Genetics, Medications, Professional Organizations,
Screening, Advocacy and more.
Our
NEW Online
Community
connects
people with
heart rhythm
disorders to
make friends
and discuss
issues that
help you
feel that
you are not
alone.
Membership
is FREE!
Announcing
C.A.R.E.
E-NEWS!
Stay
up to
date on
developments
and
events
relating
to Long
QT and
other
inherited
rhythm
disorders.
