AngioScreen

Introducing AngioScreen® - The First Step to Better Health

Introducing AngioScreen® - The First Step to Better Health
AngioScreen® is a simple, non-diagnostic vascular screening designed to provide you with information about your circulation and your risk of heart disease and stroke. An AngioScreen® will provide you with information about your heart rhythm, neck and leg arteries and fitness. Providing you, the participant, clear results of your vascular condition is the first step in helping you lower your risk of a heart attack or stroke. If you are interested in scheduling an AngioScreen®, please call 1.866-STAY-HEALTHY (1.866.782.9432) or visit our schedule a screening page to see when an AngioSreen® will be available in your area.

11/26/2025

💖 Wellness Wednesday: Don’t Miss a Beat

Most people know the classic CPR song — Stayin Alive by the Bees Gees. But did you know these songs also have the right rhythm — 100 to 120 beats per minute — and can help you keep the right pace for Hands-Only CPR?

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11/20/2025

🌙 Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®
Did you know your blood pressure naturally dips while you sleep? This nightly drop lets your heart rest — but poor sleep can keep it elevated, straining your cardiovascular system.
Tonight’s Tips:
Keep a consistent sleep schedule
Avoid screens 30 mins before bed
Skip caffeine after lunch
Create a calm, cool, dark sleep space

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11/12/2025

🌿 Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®
When you’re stressed, your body releases hormones that temporarily raise your blood pressure. Over time, chronic stress can keep it elevated — putting extra strain on your heart and arteries. Your heart feels your stress.

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11/06/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®!
High blood pressure doesn’t just affect your heart — it can impact your brain, kidneys, and eyes, often without any warning signs.
Reduced blood flow to the brain can raise your risk for stroke or dementia.
Damaged kidney vessels can lead to chronic kidney disease.
Changes in the eyes may cause blurred vision or retinopathy.
Even slightly elevated numbers can add up over time. The American Heart Association recommends regular screenings and lifestyle changes such as:
✔️ Eating less sodium and more fruits & vegetables
✔️ Managing stress & staying active
✔️ Getting enough sleep each night
For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit angioscreen.com

11/05/2025

Wellness Wednesday: Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)

PAD affects more than 8 million Americans, yet many don’t realize they have it. This condition occurs when narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the legs — increasing risk for heart attack, stroke, and serious limb complications.

This Wellness Wednesday, take a moment to:
Get moving — daily walking improves circulation
Quit to***co — the #1 preventable PAD risk factor
Know your numbers — blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar
Check your legs and feet for wounds or pain

Reach out to your primary care physician if you’re experiencing symptoms such as coldness, leg numbness/weakness, claudication, etc.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

11/05/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®!
Your mouth and heart are more connected than you might think. Strong teeth, strong heart! Poor oral health has been linked to higher risks of heart disease, yet it’s a connection many people overlook. Protecting your gums with simple daily habits can be a powerful way to care for your cardiovascular health, too.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

10/01/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®🍭
Did you know most Americans consume nearly 2–3 times more added sugar than recommended? Excess sugar can raise your risk of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Tip: Choose water over soda, whole fruit over juice, and check nutrition labels for hidden sugars.
Small swaps today = a healthier heart tomorrow.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

09/24/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen® 🌿

Feeling a little winded after climbing stairs or taking a brisk walk? That can be normal. However, if shortness of breath lasts several minutes or occurs even when you’re at rest, it may be worth getting checked out.

Quick Tip:
Your breathing should typically return to normal within one to two minutes after engaging in light activity. If it regularly takes longer, or you experience chest tightness, it’s a good idea to talk with your healthcare provider.
Paying attention to how your body responds to activity can help you stay on top of your overall heart and lung health.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

09/17/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®❤️
Did you know nearly 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. has high blood pressure—and many don’t even know it? 🫀
Checking your blood pressure regularly is a simple step that can help prevent heart disease and stroke.
Aim to keep your blood pressure below 120/80 mmHg for a healthier heart.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

09/11/2025

Wellness Wednesday: Step Into Heart Health 💙

Your heart loves movement—whether it’s a walk, a stretch, or just standing up more often. Small, consistent actions build strength, lower stress, and keep your heart beating strong for the long run. AHA Fact: Just 30 minutes of moderate activity a day can lower your risk of heart disease by up to 30–40%.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

09/11/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®

Prolonged sitting can significantly increase your risk of heart disease. The good news? Breaking up that sitting time with simple movements—like walking during calls or taking the stairs—can improve circulation and support long-term heart health.

Source: American College of Cardiology

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

08/28/2025

Wellness Wednesday with Angioscreen®❤️
Prioritize quality sleep — it’s one of the simplest ways to protect both your heart and your brain. Deep sleep helps regulate stress hormones, lowering inflammation that can damage blood vessels and the heart.

For more information on how to bring AngioScreen® to your company, visit www.angioscreen.com

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