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Risk screening tool
What are my risks for heart disease and stroke?
Get your customized risk report and action plan, built with insights from 150+ trusted health experts.
Get started9 in 10 people in Canada have at least one risk factor for heart disease and stroke.
Only 11% of women are aware of their unique risk factors.
The numbers speak for themselves: many of us have at least one risk factor that increases our likelihood of developing heart disease or stroke. But we aren’t powerless. Early awareness is critical to lowering our risk.
Armed with new understanding, more than 150 leading health experts helped inform this risk screening tool. In just 7 minutes, this new tool will pinpoint your risk factors and deliver a customized action plan.
How it works
The risk screening tool is easy to use, requires no preparation, and will arm you with what you need to manage your risks.
Answer some health-based questions
Get your risk profile and action plan
Access your full customized report
Why use the risk screening tool?
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Customized risk profile
Get your risk profile in real-time, including unique risk factors specific to women.
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Evidence based
Latest research and input from 150+ experts, including nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals.
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Quick
Quick and takes only 7 minutes to complete. No lengthy forms, just simple questions designed to help you understand your heart and brain health risks.
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Take-anywhere action plan
Receive detailed insights and actionable steps you can take immediately.
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Access anywhere, anytime
Stay connected and informed, no matter where you are.
Women face unique risks
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Reproductive years
Hormonal contraceptives, fertility treatments and pregnancy-related disorders such as high blood pressure or gestational diabetes can affect a woman’s risk.
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Menopause
As women transition to peri-menopause and menopause, estrogen production lessens, increasing their risk for heart disease and stroke.
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Post-menopause
After menopause, the protective factors associated with estrogen are gone. This happens along with the natural aging process – and advancing age is also a risk factor.
Questions?
Browse our FAQs for answers about the risk screening tool.