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Your donation will help our cardiologists and their caregiving teams provide care for uninsured or underinsured women in SE Michigan and support disparities of care by providing:

Screenings, comprehensive evaluation and follow-up of cardiovascular risk factors (including emotional, social and pregnancy-related determinants).
Cardiovascular preventative strategies for high-risk patients.
Outreach to ensure the provision of cardiovascular care to women in underserved areas in addition to supplies including compression stockings, abdominal bands and blood pressure machines.
The benefit of data collection and dedicated research focusing on female cardiovascular care and outcomes.

Thank you for considering a gift that will impact female patients in our Hospital and Outpatient Clinics. You can give using a number of ways below.

You can also give by mailing a check payable to "Ascension Providence Foundation" to Ascension Providence Foundation, 28000 Dequindre Road, Warren, MI 48092. Please note “Women’s Heart Health” in the memo of the check. Please call (313)343-7480 with questions and/or to make your donation.

The April 20, 2024 Friends Ball is also benefiting the Women’s Heart Health Fund. For more information on the event, please click here.

More Information

According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is responsible for more deaths in women than all types of cancer combined, including breast, ovarian, uterine and lung cancer.

Our goal is to ensure advanced diagnostics and treatment therapies are available to help all women in our communities achieve and maintain cardiovascular health, regardless of ability to pay. These efforts can ultimately lead to a lower death rate from heart disease in women.

There are significant differences in basic cardiovascular health and disease between men and women, including heart rhythm, heart failure, coronary disease and valvular disease. Working together with specialists from several disciplines, the Women’s Heart Clinic at Ascension Providence Hospital takes into account the unique ways heart disease presents and manifests itself in women of all ages.