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The conferences are a unique opportunity for adults with congenital heart disease and their families, as well as CHD medical professionals.
Our Newest Issue Of The Pulse
Our magazine keeps you updated on the many exciting things happening at ACHA.
ACHA Launches National Accreditation Program
More than a dozen centers throughout the United States are the first to earn ACHA Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) Accreditation
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Connect with practices and practitioners specializing in adult congenital heart disease.
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Living day-to-day
Living with a congenital heart defect requires critical attention to even the most ordinary medical procedures, like a dental visit.
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NEWS & EVENTS FROM ACHA
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Learn more about specific CHD conditions and defects, and the issues that affect your life.
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Congenital heart disease is survivable, manageable, yet in the routine years between infancy and adulthood, sometimes forgettable. The Adult Congenital Heart Association is a resource, advocate and knowledge base for everyone affected.
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Treating congenital heart defects in adults is to understand the continuum of the disease from its infancy. The Adult Congenital Heart Association brings together valuable research, training opportunities and standards of care to help you help your patients and further define this specialization of cardiovascular disease.
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By bringing our expertise on congenital heart disease to the adults that live with it, we offer the promise for safer, healthier lives.
A Blog for the Congenital Heart Disease Community
From Camper to Counselor
Two weeks after I was born, the doctor came rushing in with more doctors behind him during my check-up to discover I had…
Why Show Up?
This year marked my third consecutive year going to Washington D.C. for the Congenital Heart Legislative Conference. To …
A Heart Month Message from the ACHA B…
Hello ACHA members, and Happy Heart Month!
I am the Immediate Past Chair of the ACHA Board of Directors, and I am also …
Walk for 1 in 100 Spotlight: Villains…
The Bearded Villains are a worldwide brotherhood of elite bearded men from all over the world who are dedicated to the b…
Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome
The infamous unofficial slogan of many U.S Marine units has helped some of America’s bravest and fiercest men and women …
The Importance of Research to the ACH…
To quickly recap from my last post on this topic: I addressed how questions about treating people who have congenital he…
My Mixed Emotions
Hey, I just became I bionic. Move over, Six Million Dollar Man…
The above is me being funny. I was told humor is one of…
The Unknown Decade
November 23 marked my 30th birthday! Yes, 30 is definitely a milestone for everyone, but for me it was extra monumental.…
Cardio is Hardio: Running With CHD
How I became a runner after many years of cardiologists telling me I “can’t” run still amazes me. I was born with hypopl…
CHD and Finding “The One”
My husband, Chris, and I have been together 10 years and married almost seven. Some days I still can’t believe I found m…