Healthy Heart Community Prevention Project, Inc

08/31/2026

Your LDL-C goal is personal. Join Hilly Paige Jr. and Chloé D. Villavaso, MN, APRN, for the first episode of Heart to Heart with Family Heart, a special conversation series in honor of Cholesterol Education Month and FH Awareness Day.

Learn why LDL-C goals differ based on individual cardiovascular risk, what “lower for longer” means, and how to work with your healthcare team to reach and stay in your LDL Safe Zone.

Tune in live September 4 at 1 p.m. ET on Facebook, LinkedIn, or YouTube, or register to join us on Zoom: http://familyheart.org/heart-to-heart-with-family-heart

08/10/2026

Did you know that taking care of your heart also means protecting yourself from the flu? ❤️

Over the next three weeks, we’re sharing the surprising ways the flu affects your heart—and busting the biggest flu myths along the way!

Follow along with our blogs and videos this month to get the facts, keep your heart safe, and find out where you can get your free flu shot. Let’s stay healthy together!

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08/05/2026

The Healthy Heart Community Prevention Program proudly congratulates Dr. Keith Ferdinand on receiving the Joseph Stokes III Pioneer in Prevention Award at the American Society for Preventive Cardiology (ASPC) Congress.

This prestigious honor recognizes Dr. Ferdinand's decades of leadership in preventive cardiology, hypertension research, cardiovascular disease prevention, and his unwavering commitment to advancing health equity.

His work continues to inspire physicians, researchers, students, and community organizations dedicated to improving heart health.

We are honored to work alongside a leader whose passion for prevention aligns so closely with Healthy Heart's mission.

Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

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08/04/2026

❤️ Protect your heart this August!

August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a great opportunity to remind our community that staying up to date on recommended vaccines can help protect overall health—including heart health.

Respiratory infections such as influenza (flu), COVID-19, and RSV can increase the risk of serious complications, especially for individuals living with cardiovascular disease.

Learn more about the connection between respiratory infections, vaccines, and heart health through this helpful resource from CardioSmart, a patient education initiative of the American College of Cardiology.

📌 Resource: CardioSmart | American College of Cardiology

Here are 5 ways to protect your heart when viruses are going around.

02/28/2026

19th Conference on Improving Health Outcomes
XAVIER UNIVERSITY of LOUISIANA

01/08/2026

Outdoor activities not only benefit cardiovascular fitness but contribute to a healthier lifestyle, enhancing quality of life and overall health. Embrace the joy of connecting with nature and experience the benefits of improved heart health and a more balanced lifestyle. heart outdoors

01/06/2026

Share your go-to healthy snack with us! Whether it's a crunchy apple or a handful of nuts, we want to hear what fuels your day. Let's inspire each other to make healthier choices together! snacks

01/05/2026

Heart health is vital for overall well-being. Discover essential tools and tips on our website to empower your journey towards a healthier heart: healthyheartcpp.org.

http://healthyheartcpp.org