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February is National Heart Month. In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared the first American Heart Month to raise awareness of heart disease in the United States.

Jon Clifton, RN, CHPN, Inland Northwest Heart Failure Center of Excellence, authored a white paper detailing the collaborative effort between Pulse Heart Institute and DispatchHealth to address the treatment of congestive heart failure and reduce 30-day hospital readmissions. Together, Pulse and DispatchHealth were able to reduce readmission rates significantly.

The Pulse Heart Institute Prevention Center of Excellence was featured in the Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing for their study "Using Personal Activity Intelligence With Patients in a Clinic Setting". The team found that using a a PAI metric helped reduce the risk of future cardiovascular events.

Dori Schoenbein started her day much like any other on Sept. 6, 2019. She got out of bed, got ready for the day and had breakfast with her family. But that seemingly normal day would soon stand out in her memory forever.

Learn how to protect your heart during hunting season and beyond.

The Pulse Women's Cardiovascular Health Program is now accepting new patients.

Congratulations to the Auburn Medical Center team on their recent 2022 PCI performance recognition award.

Bill Joseph recalls his 2020, sudden cardiac arrest — a life-threatening emergency where the heart stops pumping blood - and the impact its had on his life.

Pulse Heart Institute patient John Meyer's heart health journey

February is National Heart Month, and the first Friday in February is National Wear Red Day.