Heart Failure
Chronic heart failure refers to a condition in which your heart isn’t pumping all the blood your body needs. There are two types of heart failure: chronic and acute. Chronic heart failure refers to a long-term condition that usually arises gradually. This is the most common type. But it can come on suddenly in some cases. Chronic heart failure is a serious heart condition that requires medical treatment and lifestyle management so that it doesn’t lead to life-threatening conditions.
Learn About Heart Failure
GoTo Guide—Heart Failure
AL Amyloidosis Discussion Guide
Iron Deficiency in Heart Failure
Living with Heart Failure Discussion Guide
Understanding Heart Failure Discussion Guide
Fluid Management and Heart Failure Discussion Guide
Biomarkers Role in Heart Failure Testing
Living with Heart Failure and Chronic Kidney Disease
Living with Heart Failure and Diabetes or Obesity
Living with Heart Failure and High Blood Pressure
Webinars & Videos
Discussion Communities
Articles, Blog Posts & Personal Stories
- High Tech Hearts
- Living with Heart Failure
- The Long Run
- Heart Failure: What You Need to Know
- Reducing the Burden of Heart Failure
- Artificial Hearts, Real Lifelines
- New Heart Drugs: The Promise and the Price
- A Doctor Turned Heart Patient Gives Back
Additional Resources
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