Prevent A Heart Attack

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HealthFair’s team of board certified physicians have developed several packages to assess your risk of heart attack, stroke, aneurysm, cancer, and other major diseases.

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HealthFair is pioneering prevention in the health care industry. Our efforts have been recognized in many of the most prominent local…

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Testimonials

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“I learned that my left carotid artery was 95% blocked. Were it not for HealthFair’s services I might have had a major stroke or died… ”
- Margot Hirsch

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Why Get Screened?

You know your height, shoe size, and favorite tv show, but do you know your risk for heart attack or stroke? Over 1.3 million Americans die from cardiovascular disease and cancer each year. Major diseases often go undetected because they do not show any signs or symptoms. Unfortunately, many times when the symptoms appear it can be too late. Over 80 percent of strokes are preventable, and many types of cancer such as prostate and colorectal cancer can be cured up to 95 percent of the time if caught early. At HealthFair, our goal is to provide you with vital information about your body so you and your physician have the power to get you on the road to better health.

Why Choose HealthFair?

  • HealthFair provides professional experience
  • 80% of strokes are preventable, we know.
  • Over 75 hospitals trust HealthFair and you should too.

HealthFair is the national leader in mobile health screenings and is the only screening company that is accredited by the prestigious Joint Commission. Over 75 hospitals trust HealthFair to help bring affordable, quality, and life-saving health screenings to people in communities across North America. What makes us unique is our dedication to quality and customer service. Our self-contained mobile health screening units offer superior privacy and convenience by bringing the office directly to your neighborhood. This unique delivery system makes it possible to deliver a patient experience that is much more personal than other companies that offer similar types of screenings.

HealthFair is one of the only health screening companies to:
  • Achieve Joint Commission Accreditation
  • Offer echocardiogram ultrasound
  • Utilize self-contained mobile testing units
  • Provide digital medical records upon request
  • Deliver quick turnaround on health reports
  • Partner with more than 75 hospitals

Latest News

  • Apr 19, 2013
    TrueBlue Community Commitment

    image001TrueBlue Community Commitment

    Working Together to Build Healthy Communities

    Partnership with HealthFair and City of DeLand Housing Authority

    A key component of Florida True Health’s community outreach efforts is the provision of health promotion and community education programs offered at no cost to the community. Our commitment to the community is proven through increasing awareness, engaging the community and improving health outcomes. Florida True Health Inc.

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  • Feb 6, 2013
    Roadmap to a Healthy Heart

    Jan Tilley, MS RD LD

    Did you know heart disease is the number one cause of death among women?  More importantly, did you know it is preventable?  February is American Heart Month. All across the country, women are taking control of their health by making heart healthy choices.

    Now is the perfect time to start the journey to a healthy heart. Here are tips and suggestions to help you make healthy changes that are good for you and your entire family.

    1. Achieve a desirable cholesterol level. There are two things you can do to make a huge impact. First, limit saturated fat and trans fat like butter, cheese and high-fat meats – they can raise your blood cholesterol levels. Instead choose foods that are higher in monounsaturated fats and polyunsaturated fats – like avocados, nuts, peanut butter and olive or canola oil – they will reduce your blood cholesterol and help you thinkstock_rf_photo_of_cholesterol_screening_results build a healthy heart. Second, add more soluble fiber to your diet. During digestion, soluble fiber forms a gel with water and binds some cholesterol, which is then eliminated from the body.  Soluble fiber foods include Cheerios, oatmeal, beans, apples, oranges and pears.
    2. Achieve an overall healthy eating pattern. Eat more whole grains, get plenty of fruits and vegetables, eat more calcium-rich foods like low-fat milk, yogurt and cheese, choose lean proteins like meats, poultry, fish, dried beans, eggs, and nuts.
    3. Achieve a healthy body weight. Controlling your portion sizes and getting at least 30 minutes of exercise six days a week, will get you off to a good start toward achieving a healthy weight.
    4. Achieve a desirable blood pressure level. High blood pressure puts you at greater risk for heart attack and stroke. Reduce your high blood pressure through exercise, losing weight (a healthy weight means less work for the heart), eating more fruits and vegetables, and consuming less salt – no more that 1 teaspoon of salt per day, and RELAX – practice techniques daily to control stress.The very best gift you can give yourself and your family this Valentine’s Day is to build a healthy heart, the most important organ in your body.

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  • Feb 1, 2013
    Shedding Light on Congestive Heart Failure

    New Yorkers and politicians alike are mourning the loss of an “an irrepressible icon,” as described by New York City Mayor Bloomberg on Friday, February 1.  For 12 years, Edward Irving Koch led the city with zest, but unfortunately lost his life to congestive heart failure at age 88.

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  • Jan 31, 2013
    Marriage May Cut Heart Attack Risk for Both Spouses

    Finding lends support for vow to take ‘in sickness and in health’

    By Steven Reinberg
    HealthDay Reporter

    THURSDAY, Jan. 31 (HealthDay News) — Marriage appears to reduce the risk of heart attacks for both men and women, according to researchers in Finland.

    Other studies have shown that being single or living alone increases the risk for developing and dying from heart disease. Many of these studies, however, were only among men, the researchers said, while this new study includes both sexes.

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  • Jan 30, 2013
    The Best Valentine Gift for You & Your Loved Ones

    Every January, we wish our loved ones a New Year full of health and happiness. Furthermore, every February, we celebrate love; the center of this emotion comes from the heart.

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