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Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System - February Matters of the Heart
The February heart-themed series of events held throughout the community is intended to raise awareness about heart disease. Events include Day of Dance at the local mall, cardiovascular risk screenings, CPR basic training, a support group for women with heart disease or risk factors, a grocery store tour, the Upstate Heart Ball and luncheons with cardiologist speakers.
What is it?
The February heart-themed series of events held throughout the community is intended to raise awareness about heart disease. Events include Day of Dance at the local mall, cardiovascular risk screenings, CPR basic training, a support group for women with heart disease or risk factors, a grocery store tour, the Upstate Heart Ball and luncheons with cardiologist speakers.
Who is it for?
Spartanburg residents
Why do they do it?
Approximately 2,200 people die every day in the United States from heart disease. Everyone can take steps to protect cardiac health by participating in routine screening and, when symptoms persist, seeking medical care as soon as possible. Education, awareness, lifestyle choices and knowing what to do if someone is suspected of having a heart attack can make a significant difference in surviving a cardiac event.
Impact
More than 400 people attended Day of Dance; 375 people attended CPR training; and approximately 115 people were screened.
Contact: Maria Williamson
Vice President, Marketing
Telephone: 864-560-6861
Email: mwilliamson@srhs.com
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