WHO 

Women ages 18 - 65

Emphasis on women from communities of color

Wisconsin Residents

Connection to heart health diagnoses - such as high blood pressure, heart attack, high cholesterol, heart disease) either through personal experience or through caregiving for a family member or friend.

WHY 

Heart disease is the number one leading cause of death throughout Wisconsin. Notably, communities of color are disproportionately impacted​.

WHAT

We want to learn more about your connections to heart health education and supports in your community. A partership of Wisconsin state agenies, non-private and private partners, including statewide health systems, insurance companies, and health-centered community organizations, are working to develop ways to improve heart health outcomes for communities of color around the state.

Data from the survey will be collected and presented at a statewide Wisconsin Heart Health Symposium this October, with attendees from health systems, public health representatives, community organizations, and insurance leaders across Wisconsin.

Your survey responses are Confidential. We take your privacy seriously and responses will only be shared in aggregate form. Your name and contact informationn will never be used or linked to your responses.​

This Healthy Hearts project is made possible through the support of

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Invitation Email in Spanish​

Invitation Email in English​

Invitation Email in Hmong

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