My Heart Fitness

Calculate My Risk

Your personalized heart-health intake — discover how your daily habits shape your cardiovascular future.

  1. 1 Profile
  2. 2 Risk Factors
  3. 3 Activity
  4. 4 Results

Your Demographics:

Let’s begin with a few quick details. This helps us personalize your results just like an intake form.

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years
cm
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lbs
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Calculated BMI Awaiting input

BMI, or Body Mass Index, estimates body fat based on height and weight, but it doesn’t account for muscle mass.

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These details help us estimate your chance of developing chronic disease.

mmHg
mg/dL
mg/dL

Your weekly movement

Enter the workouts you do most often, and we’ll convert them into MET-minutes (your weekly activity score).

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MET values sourced from the Compendium of Physical Activities.
minutes
sessions

Estimated weekly MET-minutes

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, Here are insights on your cardiovascular risk

Projected risk with activity

Your updated 10-year cardiovascular risk.

Risk category

450 MET-min/wk

See what your new exercise routine may look like.

Relative to your peers

Complete the earlier steps to compare your risk.

See the projected state of your arteries currently and how they can possibly improve

Watch your artery respond

Move the sliders to change your weekly exercise and see how smoothly blood can flow.

Slide to pick the amount of weekly movement that feels realistic for you.

More movement keeps this artery relaxed and happy.

Artery along its length A curved artery rendered with translucent walls and flowing red blood cells that react to exercise-linked inflammation.

This view peeks inside an artery. Hit the weekly activity sweet spot and the opening stays wide so blood cells glide through without bumping around.

There's more! See how exercise can improve your risk in other areas

What changes as activity increases?

450 MET-min/wk

See what your new exercise routine may look like.

Heart & circulation

Cardiovascular

Cancer & longevity

Oncology

Mood & daily performance

Mental & workplace

Cost of care

Financial impact

Your next step

See how small changes can add big years to your life

Based on your answers so far, staying consistent could unlock up to of healthy living ().

Use this step to capture what you’d do with that extra time—it keeps your plan personal and memorable.