A Woman’s Health: Every Age, Every Stage
A New Future for Women’s Health
Where every woman is heard sooner, cared for fully, and able to live the years that should have been hers.
Too many women know something is wrong—but don’t know who to trust or where to turn. We’re changing that.
Too many women aren't heard when it matters most. Symptoms are dismissed, answers take too long, and valuable time is lost. Healthcare hasn't consistently been designed with women at its center—and women feel the impact every day.
We're working to change that experience—so women are heard the first time, conditions are identified earlier, and care is built specifically for women. Our goal is simple: help women take back control of their health and their time.
Care that reflects women’s lives. Support that’s easy to access and act on. A system that evolves with every life stage. This is the future we’re building—one that finally works for women.
We’re advancing research, improving care across the life course, expanding access, and delivering trusted guidance where women already are. Together, these efforts are redefining what women can expect from healthcare.
From adolescence to midlife to later years, women’s health needs change—and so should care. We focus on key moments when early action can shape long-term health.
You’re part of a community. Your voice matters. And you’ll have the tools and support to take action for your health and the women you love.
This is more than a vision, it’s a movement. Together, we can create a future where every woman is heard, supported, and cared for at every stage of life.
One step can make a difference. Understand your risk, ask questions, and connect with care that meets you where you are. We’re here to help you get started.
Powerful Voices
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Dr. Sadiya Khan
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Dr. William Grobman
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Dr. Esther Kim
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Dr. Rachel Tabak
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Dr. Erin Ferranti
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Dr. Heather Johnson
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Dr. Amanda Perak
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Dr. Natalie Cameron
Supporting Good Health at Every Age and Every Stage
Why Heart Health in Adolescence Matters
Heart health begins in childhood and young adulthood. Healthy habits—like staying active, eating well, and managing stress—can set the stage for a lifetime of better health. What happens early in life can influence your future risk, making prevention powerful and possible.
Learn more about supporting good heart health in adolescence.
Why it Matters
For many women, pregnancy can reveal important clues about heart health. Conditions like high blood pressure during pregnancy, preeclampsia, or gestational diabetes aren’t just temporary—they can signal a higher risk for heart disease later in life. Knowing your pregnancy history can help you and your care team take action sooner.
Learn more about supporting good heart health in pregnancy and postpartum.Why Perimenopause Is a Critical Turning Point
As women approach menopause, natural hormonal changes can lead to increases in blood pressure, cholesterol, and weight. This is a critical time to refocus on your heart health—because small steps now can make a big difference later.
Why Menopause and Healthy Aging Matters
Women tend to live longer, which also means more time for cardiovascular disease, including stroke, risk to build. Conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke become more common with age—but they are not inevitable. Managing risk factors and staying engaged in your health can help you live longer, stronger.
Learn more about supporting good heart health during menopause and beyond.
Good Heart Health is a Lifelong Journey
Cardiovascular Health and a Woman’s Stages of Life
