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Sign Up for Heart Score and Learn More About Your Risk

   

Do you really know the score when it comes to your heart’s health? There’s an easy way to find out with Heart Score, offered at Adventist Hinsdale Hospital’s HEARTCARE Rehab/Fitness Center on Ogden Avenue.

The Rooney Heart Institute Heart Score includes:

  • Personal Lifestyle Analysis
  • Cholesterol Screening (including HDL and triglycerides)
  • Blood Sugar Test
  • EKG Test
  • Blood Pressure Assessment
  • Body-Fat Analysis
  • Metabolic Syndrome Screening

Heart Score costs only $65 and takes under an hour.

Four Reasons to Choose Heart Score:

  • Heart Score is not a mass screening. You will have a one-on-one, private consultation with a health care professional regarding your risk factors.
  • In addition to total cholesterol, Heart Score checks HDL, LDL, triglycerides, blood sugar and more.
  • Heart Score provides a body-fat analysis in addition to measuring your height and weight.
  • To pinpoint your risk factors, Heart Score uses an extensive personal lifestyle analysis.

Heart Score screenings are by appointment only. Call 630-856-7525 today for your appointment at Adventist Hinsdale Hospital’s HEARTCARE Rehab/Fitness Center.

Once your tests have been analyzed, you will receive your results in a comprehensive printout format that will help you understand how to lower your risk of heart disease.

HEARTCARE Rehab/Fitness Center helps reduce risks

One of the most important ways to reduce your risk of heart disease is a regular exercise program. Our HEARTCARE Rehab/Fitness Center offers exercise classes Monday through Friday.

The HEARTCARE Rehab/Fitness Center features:

  • A professional staff of registered nurses and exercise physiologists. 
  • Blood pressure taken each visit. 
  • Daily exercise logs that can be copied and taken on physician visits. 
  • Friendships made during classes, which keep you coming back.

Call 630-325-2626 today to learn more about our HEARTCARE Rehab/Fitness Center.

Follow the American Heart Association Guidelines for Cholesterol Screening and Detection:

  • All adults over age 20 should have a cholesterol screening.
  • Children and adolescents of high-risk families should also have cholesterol screenings (High-risk families are those in which a parent or sibling has had a heart attack before age 55.)
  • Anyone with a cholesterol level over 200 mg/dL should have the results confirmed by taking the screening again within 2 months.
  • Anyone whose cholesterol level is borderline high (200-239 mg/dL) should follow-up with another screening annually.