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John Muir Women's Heart Program^®

Heart disease is the single largest killer of American women, but it's largely preventable. Unfortunately, many women remain unaware of the risks they face—or even the warning signs of a heart attack.

The John Muir Women's Heart Program provides heart disease screening, education, prevention plans, and risk assessment. Whether you're 20 or 80, it's never too early—or too late—to start taking better care of your heart.

Are You At Risk?

Getting started is easy. Fill out a simple questionnaire and we'll get back to you with personalized results and recommendations.

For more information about the John Muir Women's Heart Program or to make an appointment, call (925) 941-7965 or make an appointment online.

To learn more about risks, symptoms, and program details, read our brochure.

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Know your numbers?
Dr. Kristine Batten explains the heart-related numbers every woman should know.

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