Aortic Health Education and Awareness
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Rock from the Heart’s mission is to support families from diagnosis to recovery, connecting them with resources and information that is often hard to find. Through concerts and education events, Rock from the Heart uses music to inspire and provide hope to people affected by aortic disease.
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Learn about the Rock from the Heart Mission and find links to aortic disease resources and information HERE.
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2022 Rock from the Heart events have concluded. Stay tuned for details on our 2023 events!
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After a diagnosis of aortic valve disease and an aortic aneurysm, Pete and Amy Johnson learned firsthand the lack of information and resources available.
When Pete’s condition was discovered, he had no symptoms. He felt fine.
Pete decided that once he recovered, he wanted to find a way to help others find good information and share positive stories of survival, so they wouldn't be so scared.
They founded Rock from the Heart to raise awareness and lessen fears about aortic conditions.
Rock from the Heart hosts an annual patient education symposium, dinner, VIP party and concert. Through concerts and education events, Rock from the Heart uses music to inspire and provide hope to people affected by aortic disease.
"Knowledge is power when it comes to your health, and aortic conditions are not exception. We want to share the details of our journey so people aren't left searching for answers." --Pete and Amy Johnson, Rock from the Heart founders
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Our Mission
Rock from the Heart’s mission is to support families from diagnosis to recovery by connecting them with resources and information that is often hard to find. Through concerts and education events, Rock from the Heart uses music to inspire and provide hope to people affected by aortic disease.
The issue
· Up to 47,000 people die each year from all types of aortic disease, often undetected, making aortic disease a silent killer.
· Thoracic aortic aneurysms affect approximately 15,000 people in the United States each year.
· Because aortic disease is rare, there is limited information available to those at risk and to those diagnosed with the condition.
Knowledge is powerful when it comes to your health.
· Rock from the Heart supports families from diagnosis to recovery by connecting them with resources and information that is often hard to find.
· When families know the basics surrounding aortic disease, they will know how to be the best possible advocate for themselves when it comes to making medical decisions.
Awareness is key to survival. Rock from the Heart events help bring the condition to the forefront.
Through concerts and education events, Rock from the Heart uses music to inspire and provide hope to people affected by aortic disease.
Rock from the Heart is focused on developing resources designed to educate the public on methods for diagnosis, treatment and management of aortic disease and by advocating for early detection, meaningful support, and timely access to appropriate treatment for all people affected.
· Communicating new information on aortic disease to the public
· Raising awareness of the symptoms and severity of aortic disease within at-risk and underserved populations so that it is no longer THE silent killer
· Reducing the toll of aortic disease by addressing barriers to diagnosis, treatment, and follow up care
· Providing a voice for aortic disease patients to improve access to appropriate diagnosis and treatment, improving quality of life and overall outcomes
Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day - February 22nd
As many as 11 million Americans have heart valve disease (HVD)—a potentially disabling and deadly disease—yet 3 out of 4 Americans know little to nothing about HVD.
Join the movement to raise awareness about heart valve disease and protect patient lives.
Learn more about the campaign HERE
American Heart Association
In an effort to improve the timely diagnosis and treatment of aortic stenosis, the American Heart Association, has launched its Target: Aortic Stenosis initiative, a program aimed to improve adherence to the valvular heart disease guidelines and improve outcomes along the patient journey
Aortic Hope
Aortic Hope is a community of Aortic Disease patients, survivors, and caregivers. We Spread Hope, Create Awareness and Provide Support to patients, survivors, and caregivers during the recovery and management of aortic disease.
Think Aorta
The Think Aorta US campaign is committed to saving lives. Our goal is to provide education and awareness to increase timely and correct identification and diagnosis of aortic disease
Aortic Disease Awareness Day - September 19
Aortic Disease Awareness Day is September 19. It is a focused effort by physicians, researchers, patients, family members, and many organizations to raise awareness about aortic disease around the world. It is a day to create community for people who care about aortic disease, celebrate survivors, and share information that can be life-saving for people who are at risk.
Learn more HERE
Rare Patient Voice
Rare Patient Voice is built on the core values of being a good resource for our patients, a good partner to our clients, a good employer for our staff, and a good citizen in our community. We are always listening to three key voices -- our patients, clients and employees. The company models these values through: Integrity – We know and do what is right for our patients, clients and employees.
Respect – We treat others the way we want to be treated. Innovation – We are open to new ideas and ways of doing things that improve the experience for our patients, clients and employees.
Improvement – We will make mistakes - but we will acknowledge them, fix them, and learn from them. Responsibility – We embrace opportunities to contribute and take ownership of our work.
Learn more HERE