American Heart Association -- New York City

11/21/2025

Blood pressure management is often put on the back burner during the holiday season.

But there’s a lot you can do to take control and still enjoy your holidays! Eating a healthy diet, limiting sodium, moving more, managing stress, and knowing your numbers are just five powerful steps toward a healthier heart.

This giving season, your donation will be DOUBLED to help protect your heart and the heart of those you love: http://spr.ly/6183AAYyV

11/20/2025

⏳ More time. It’s the most precious gift of all.

Thanks to lifesaving research and programs funded by donors, families like Gail's, Bill's, and Finn's get more time — to celebrate milestones, watch their children grow, and hold the hands of those they love most.

But heart disease and stroke still take nearly 2,500 lives every day. Together, we can change that.

Your support helps fund research, CPR training, and community programs that save lives — and give more families the gift of time.

❤️ All gifts are DOUBLED for a limited time only!

Donate today: spr.ly/6008N4ma0

11/19/2025

Self-care is not selfish!

11/18/2025

This holiday season, give your loved ones the gift of health and hope! Our new self-paced health lessons make it easy to learn how to prevent and manage high blood pressure - anytime, anywhere. Take a moment to test your own knowledge and share these valuable resources with your community. Together, we can build a healthier future.

Learn about blood pressure at your own pace with this health lesson from the American Heart Association. Take charge of your heart health today!

11/16/2025

This popular beverage + heart health reminders = a (match)a made in heaven 🍵

We put so much energy into perfecting the morning routine and matcha recipe, but when it comes to our hearts, especially as women, we don’t always give ourselves that same attention. What's one small step you might take today for your heart health? ❤️

11/15/2025

Judith S. Hochman, M.D., FAHA, senior associate dean for clinical sciences and founding director of the Cardiovascular Clinical Research Center at NYU Grossman School of Medicine in New York City, was recognized with the 2025 Research Achievement Award presented during the opening session at Scientific Sessions. Congratulations Dr. Hochman!

11/14/2025

When your child is diagnosed with a congenital heart defect, everything changes. But you don’t have to navigate it alone. Find support from other parents who’ve been there on the free Support Network CHD forum. http://spr.ly/61877Zk0F

11/13/2025

🚨 They're going fast! 🚨

Our limited-edition metal heart ornaments are flying off the shelves — and once they’re gone, they’re gone!

Make a donation of $125 or more and we’ll send you this beautiful keepsake to hang on your tree or gift to someone you love.

And, for a short time, all donations will be DOUBLED thanks to a generous matching gift. That means $125 = $250!

💓 Join the fight against heart disease and stroke today—because the next life saved may be your own: spr.ly/6008N4ma0

11/12/2025

Cardiovascular disease is our nation's #1 killer.

That's why the American Heart Association fights back through CPR training, groundbreaking research, education, and more. But they can't do it alone. Join the fight to end heart disease and stroke.

For a limited time when you donate $125 or more, you'll receive this exclusive ornament as a thank-you (while supplies last!)

👉 Donate now to claim your ornament: spr.ly/6008N4ma0

11/11/2025

Congratulations to our Leaders of Impact winner, Dr. Jeffrey Ba**er of The Mount Sinai Hospital! Your passion and dedication are helping build a world of longer, healthier lives. We’re inspired by all of our nominees — thank you for driving meaningful change in our community and advancing our mission.

11/11/2025

We’re back with another episode of our Live Fierce. Be Well. series with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital! This time, we’re sharing practical tips to help keep your family healthy and safe during the chilly winter months. From indoor fitness ideas to essential CPR skills — small steps can make a big impact.

11/10/2025

In 2021, Jeff Seidler survived a heart attack and cardiac arrest thanks to quick CPR from his wife and fast emergency response. Updates from this year’s Scientific Sessions highlight the importance of a single chain of survival for all forms of cardiac arrest with a continued emphasis on early recognition of cardiac arrest in infants and children.