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Date: Feb, 1 2026
It's February, American Heart Month, a time when people, especially women, are encouraged to focus on their cardiovascular health.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, affecting millions of people and their families. 1 in every 4 deaths in the United States is related to cardiovascular disease. For those living with advanced cardiac disease, such as heart failure, the challenges can be overwhelming. They may experience frequent hospitalizations, invasive procedures, and reduced quality of life.
Adoray can help by offering you targeted care for your heart-related symptoms through our levels of care. Adoray’s hospice, palliative care, and home health services can offer valuable support for individuals living with cardiac disease and their caregivers.
In 2025, 25% of all patients served by Adoray had a primary diagnosis of cardiovascular disease, and 22% of our Hospice patients were living with heart or circulatory conditions. Behind each of those numbers is a person, a family, and a story, one that our Adoray team is here to step into with compassion, skill, and heart.
Our Hospice and Palliative Care services are specialized types of care that focus on relieving symptoms, improving comfort, and enhancing well-being for people with serious illnesses. Home health provides skilled nursing and other services in the home setting, helping patients avoid unnecessary hospital visits.
These types of care can help patients with advanced cardiac disease achieve better outcomes, such as lower risk of repeated hospitalization, longer survival, and more peaceful death at home. They can also provide education, counseling, and emotional support for patients and their families.
We are pleased to share our Advanced Cardiac Care Guide for patients and caregivers with our Adoray Community. Download your Free copy of this wonderful resource below.
To learn more about how Adoray can help you better manage the effects of advanced heart disease, call 715-629-1888 or visit adoray.org.
