

Living with heart failure and love to camp? Here are 6 tips for your next adventure
Camping has long been associated with health benefits such as lowering stress and improving emotional and physical wellbeing. It gives
The HeartLife Foundation is a patient-driven charity whose mission is to transform the quality of life for people living with heart failure by engaging, educating, and empowering a global community to create lasting solutions and build healthier lives.
HeartLife Foundation is Canada’s first – and only – national patient-led Heart Failure organization. We are a Federal Charity aimed at raising public awareness of Heart Failure, engaging patients, families, and caregivers to provide education and support, facilitate access to the latest research, innovations, and treatments, and advocate better care for all.
The patient journey map captures and summarizes real stories, emotions, questions, and lifestyle challenges heart failure patients experience in their care continuum. By truly empathizing with and learning what heart failure patients experience today, we can highlight the current needs, pain points, and wishes on how to improve care. We’re taking the first step to ensure the patient’s voice is heard.
Our heart failure patient and caregiver charter was created to support our advocacy towards the implementation of a national standard of care for Canadians living with heart failure and their caregivers.
Camping has long been associated with health benefits such as lowering stress and improving emotional and physical wellbeing. It gives
Summer brings longer, sunshine-filled days which entice us to spend more time outside. We appreciate the pleasant shift in the
Each individual will experience heart failure differently, depending on their symptoms and the frequency with how they affect them. As
Accepting the inevitable truth is seemingly simple. As a patient recognizing the outcome of heart failure if left untreated was
If you are a patient, family member or friend of someone with lived experience of heart failure or if you are a practitioner, allied health professional, not-for-profit or corporate partner, or simply a concerned citizen – Become a member – it’s free.
Are you a patient with lived experience of heart failure? Are you a family carer and need support? Request access to our closed Facebook support group.
HLF is available for “heart-to-heart” support for patients and family carers, discussions with potential partners, and for media interviews.
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