Heart failure
Heart failure, watched between every visit.
Atticus keeps his heart failure plan moving: the heart ultrasound, two visits a year, kidney and potassium labs, iron and blood count, and the question of the four core medicines.
Atticus does the work around every visit.
Atticus never changes a medicine. It gets what matters to the clinician who can, and does everything around the decision.
Ultrasound
Books the heart ultrasound
Visits
Keeps two heart visits a year
Labs
Books kidney and potassium labs
Medicines
Asks about each core medicine
Weight
Tells the team when weight jumps
The need
Millions of families carry this every day.
Published figures, not Atticus results.
6.7 million
adults in the US live with heart failure.
American Heart Association, 2024 Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics
29%
fewer heart failure hospital stays with home monitoring.
Cochrane review, 2015
The plan
Physician-written goals, built from the record.
Atticus matches the program from her conditions. Each goal moves as new results, visits and fills arrive.
Know your heart's pumping strength
An echocardiogram, so the plan fits his heart.
See your doctor about your heart twice a year
Both visits booked, with readings in hand.
Check your kidneys and potassium every 6 months
The labs his medicines depend on.
Check your iron and blood count every year
Low iron is common in heart failure, and treatable.
Ask about the core heart failure medicines
Whether he is on each of the four.
Start with the record. Atticus does what comes next.
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