Women’s Cardiovascular Health
Your cardiovascular health changes across every stage of life.
Your cardiovascular risk is personal. Your evaluation should reflect your history, your physiology, and the factors that are unique to you.
A More Personal Assessment
Women’s cardiovascular risk is not one-size-fits-all.
Your cardiovascular health can be influenced by family history, blood pressure, metabolic health, pregnancy-related factors, hormonal changes, menopause, fitness, sleep, inflammation, and other clinical findings.
We bring these factors together to help you better understand your cardiovascular health and risk.
Your Assessment May Include
A deeper look at the factors shaping your cardiovascular future.
Blood Pressure PhysiologyYour daytime and nighttime blood pressure patterns and hypertension phenotype when appropriate.
Cardiometabolic HealthYour body composition, insulin resistance, metabolic health, fitness, and weight-related cardiovascular risk.
Hormonal & Life-Stage FactorsPregnancy-related history, menopause, hormonal influences, and other life-stage considerations relevant to your cardiovascular health.
Advanced Risk AssessmentSelected biomarkers, vascular imaging, plaque assessment, and structural evaluation when clinically appropriate.
The Goal
A clearer understanding of your cardiovascular health—at the stage of life you are in now.