Every Heartbeat Matters

We are seeking partnership with charitable organizations that have a specific expertise in increasing access to treatment for structural heart patients around the world facing barriers that meet our organizational status requirements. Our support includes donations from Edwards Foundation up to $300,000 per year, donations of Edwards technologies for humanitarian treatment, employee pro bono expertise, and connections to the EHM community of partners.
Overview
Our funding focuses on support of the following types of programs, with preference given to partners that support underserved structural heart patients in multiple ways:
Detection:
- Screening to detect structural heart disease
- Clinical education on structural heart disease detection
Treatment:
- Structural heart disease treatment
- Clinical education on structural heart disease treatment
Strengthen:
- Strengthening organizational capabilities to scale patient impact
Detection
Detection of structural heart disease is the first step to understanding the burden of the disease and improving patient lives, giving them the opportunity to thrive. That’s why Every Heartbeat Matters supports programs that increase access to detection of structural heart disease:
Treatment
Too many lives are lost due to structural heart disease when resources and treatment options are scarce. Every Heartbeat Matters supports programs that help underserved patients receive the structural heart care they need including:
- Structural heart disease treatment:
- Medical treatment
- Technology donations
- Wrap-around services that support care (such as transportation and case management programs)
- Clinical education on structural heart disease treatment
Recovery
Structural heart patients need to be able to recover from their treatments to ensure that they can fully heal, emotionally and physically, and get back to their lives and families. That’s why Every Heartbeat Matters is focused on supporting the patient journey, from detection, to treatment, and through recovery.