Flagship Campaign

Know Your History.Ask Questions.Explore Your Options.

The most powerful thing a family can have in the face of hereditary cardiac disease is knowledge — and time to act on it. Find it early. Treat it in time. Keep families whole.

How It Works

Three words. Transformative meaning.

01

Know Your History

Understand your family's cardiac history. Learn which conditions are hereditary. Recognize symptoms that warrant evaluation. Know the questions to ask a physician.

02

Ask Questions

Bring the right questions to your care team. We help families prepare for every visit — what to ask about symptoms, family patterns, and whether medically appropriate evaluation or genetic counseling belongs in your next step.

03

Explore Your Options

With knowledge in hand, families, physicians, and care teams can make informed decisions — about testing, specialists, and treatment navigation. Earlier intervention creates more options, better outcomes, and more time.

Dual Mission

The campaign serves two connected groups.

Mission One — Know Before

Children & Families

Help children and families know medically appropriate hereditary and cardiac risk as early as possible — so they have more time, more choices, access to education, testing, and appropriate care. Knowledge before symptoms means more options, not fewer.

Mission Two — Navigate Now

Caregivers & Parents

Help people who did not know early — including parents and caregivers whose disease has already progressed — access appropriate testing, specialists, navigation, treatment, and resources sooner. Because delayed caregiver care affects children, milestones, stability, and quality of life.

Why Time Matters

Disease advances on its own timeline. We give families a head start.

Heart & Heritage Health Foundation does not provide medical advice, diagnose conditions, or prescribe treatment. We help families access education, screening opportunities, and connect with qualified healthcare professionals. All clinical treatment decisions are independent and remain with licensed healthcare providers.

Timely treatment protects today. Early knowledge protects tomorrow.