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Cardiovascular Disease, High Blood Pressure, & High Cholesterol

Designed to reduce risk, slow or prevent disease progression, and support healthier cardiovascular patterns over time.

This program integrates clinical guidance, lifestyle coaching, and outdoor-based care to promote sustainable, whole-person heart health.

VBOHC-aligned options include outdoor-based activities that support cardiovascular conditioning, blood pressure regulation, circadian rhythm stability, and long-term engagement without burnout.

Purpose

To provide integrated, evidence-based care for individuals with cardiovascular risk factors and cardiometabolic conditions that:

  • Improves blood pressure, lipid profiles, and overall cardiovascular risk markers

  • Enhances functional capacity, energy, and daily quality of life

  • Supports sustainable lifestyle change and long-term adherence

  • Reduces avoidable healthcare utilization (ER visits, hospitalizations)

  • Promotes long-term self-management and cardiovascular resilience

Core Objectives

  • Deliver multimodal care tailored to disease severity, risk profile, and individual needs

  • Integrate biological, behavioral, social, and environmental approaches to heart health

  • Track measurable outcomes using validated cardiovascular and metabolic indicators

  • Support equity, accessibility, and culturally responsive care across communities

Who These Programs Are For

Adults and adolescents with clinically significant or emerging risk related to:

  • Cardiovascular disease

  • Hypertension (high blood pressure)

  • Hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol)

  • Metabolic syndrome

  • Atherosclerotic cardiovascular risk

  • Family history of heart disease or stroke

Special populations: perinatal individuals, veterans, those with chronic illness, and underserved or high-risk communities.

Personalized Care Plan & Goal Setting

An individualized care plan developed through OMOHC and VBOHC frameworks that integrates cardiovascular history, metabolic risk factors, lifestyle patterns, environmental context, and personal health goals. Plans are designed to support blood pressure control, lipid improvement, vascular health, and long-term adherence.

Technology-Supported Progress Tracking

Optional use of approved health technologies to support care between visits, including tracking blood pressure trends, activity levels, sleep quality, heart rate variability, and other cardiometabolic indicators. These tools support shared decision-making and timely adjustments to care.

Daily Rhythm, Movement, & Environment Planning

Practical, evidence-informed guidance to support:

  • Consistent daily routines

  • Gentle, progressive movement

  • Stress-reducing and restorative environments

Behavioral Health & Stress-Physiology Support

Integrated behavioral health services through OMOHC recognize the role of chronic stress, autonomic imbalance, and mental health in cardiovascular disease. Care focuses on improving stress regulation, supporting adherence, and strengthening protective coping skills that directly impact heart health.

Ongoing Check-Ins & Coordinated Team Care

Regular touchpoints with your care team and coordination across OMOHC, VBOHC, and existing clinicians to support continuity, accountability, and progress toward measurable cardiovascular outcomes.

A Prevention-Forward, Risk-Reduction Program

This program is designed to:

  • Reduce cardiovascular risk

  • Interrupt disease progression

  • Support healthier physiologic and behavioral patterns over time

Clinical care, lifestyle support, and outdoor-based interventions are integrated to promote cardiovascular resilience, not just short-term risk management.

Individualized coaching grounded in VBOHC principles, supporting:

  • Daily structure and routine

  • Gradual, safe movement progression

  • Sleep consistency

  • Stress-reduction practices

Support for Cardiovascular Stability & Resilience

Structured support focused on improving vascular health, reducing chronic stress activation, supporting autonomic balance, and strengthening long-term self-management through coordinated clinical and lifestyle care.

Ongoing Monitoring & Adaptive Care Planning

Technology-supported tracking and regular check-ins allow the care team to monitor trends, identify early risk changes, and adapt goals proactively—supporting value-based, prevention-focused cardiovascular care.

Education & Tools for Long-Term Maintenance

Participants receive practical education, self-management tools, and planning resources to support ongoing cardiovascular health, reduce future risk, and maintain progress beyond the program.

Approved devices and apps may be used to help you and your care team track progress, personalize support, and stay connected between visits.

What You Can Expect

  • A clear, individualized cardiovascular health plan

  • Supportive accountability and continuity of care

  • Practical tools that fit real-world routines

  • Coordination with existing providers whenever possible

Ready to Get Started?

Book an appointment to see which program fits you best, review eligibility, and build your personalized health plan.

Why Outdoor-Based Care Matters for Metabolic Health

Time in supportive outdoor environments can help lower stress hormones, support blood pressure regulation, improve sleep quality, encourage consistent movement, and enhance adherence to heart-healthy routines. VBOHC integrates these environmental supports to complement clinical cardiovascular care and improve long-term outcomes.

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