The All Hearts Collaborative is a health equity initiative led by the HCMA in partnership with the Preventive Cardiovascular Nurses Association (PCNA), BRICK Education Network, and other community stakeholders.



Launched in Newark, New Jersey, the Collaborative brings together community groups, houses of worship, and healthcare providers to educate individuals about heart disease. Its focus is on increasing awareness and promoting the timely diagnosis of conditions such as HCM and cardiac amyloidosis —conditions that are often underdiagnosed in underserved communities due to systemic barriers and limited access to subspecialty care.

The Collaborative works through community-based outreach to raise awareness about genetic heart diseases and encourages individuals to speak with their physicians about their family's heart history. It also focuses on helping healthcare providers better identify at-risk patients and make timely referrals to specialty cardiac care. For patients who require advanced care, the initiative facilitates referral pathways and offers travel support when needed.

Building on the success of its Newark-based efforts, the All Hearts Collaborative is expanding to serve additional locations. These include urban communities in Baltimore, San Diego, and Atlanta, as well as rural regions in Washington and Georgia.

You can support the All Hearts Collaborative through a donation.