Heart Risk Navigator

Clarify what risk may be missing.
Navigate multiple & connected risks.
Prevent risk through sustained action.

Organise your heart risk information, prepare questions for your health team, and keep track of the action you agree to take.

Three educational products for missing information, questions about connected risks, and continuing prevention.

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Start with what you need now. Each product is complete on its own, and there is no fixed order.
Clarify €17 · Navigate €47 · Prevent €147 · One-time payments
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Heart risk at a glance

The scale of heart risk

Cardiovascular disease is the world's leading cause of death. It often does not announce itself. Many heart attacks, strokes, other damaging events, and cases of long-term disability are preventable when risk is identified and addressed early.

~19.8M

deaths from cardiovascular disease worldwide in 2022

About one in three deaths globally, more than any other single cause.

~85%

of those cardiovascular deaths were caused by heart attack or stroke

For many people, the first symptom is the event itself. The risks behind it can be present for years before anything feels wrong.

93.8M

people worldwide were living after a stroke in 2021

Stroke is a leading cause of long-term adult disability. The cost extends beyond the event to loss of independence and income, family breakdown, and long-term care.

Sources: WHO cardiovascular disease fact sheet (2022 deaths); GBD 2021 Stroke Collaborators (2021 stroke prevalence); World Heart Federation (preventability). Figures are global estimates from different years and do not describe your personal risk.

Start with the problem you need to solve now

Missing information, several results to discuss, or an agreed action to follow through? Choose the need that matters most today.

Start with Clarify when...

You are unsure what is missing

Bring together your concerns, family history, test results, and appointment notes. Use the guided audit to identify gaps in your records, and prepare questions for your health team.

Explore Clarify · €17
Start with Navigate when...

You have several risks or results

Organise what you know about each risk and the questions you have about how they may connect or affect each other. Prepare what you want to discuss with your health team.

Explore Navigate · €47
Start with Prevent when...

You have agreed the next action

Take the action you agreed with your health team. Record what happens and what needs follow-up. Prepare your results, questions, and notes for your next health team appointment.

Explore Prevent · €147

A cholesterol test is one part of understanding heart risk

A standard lipid panel provides useful cholesterol information. It does not measure every risk marker or replace a wider medical assessment.

For a fuller risk picture, your health team may consider any lipid panel results, the results of other heart risk tests, your health history, risk signals, lifestyle, environmental factors, and other relevant information.

What a standard lipid panel reports

  • Total cholesterol
  • Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol
  • High-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol
  • Triglycerides
  • Sometimes non-HDL cholesterol

Risks a standard lipid panel does not show

  • Separate blood tests: Lipoprotein(a) (Lp(a)), and apolipoprotein B (ApoB).
  • Other measurements and history: blood pressure, blood sugar, diagnoses, and family history.
  • Daily life: smoking, activity, sleep, diet, and relevant environmental exposures.
  • Further assessment where appropriate: questions about plaque, inflammation, clotting, or heart valve disease.

One example: Lp(a). Lp(a) is a lipoprotein, like the HDL and LDL the panel does measure, but it is not part of the standard panel. Elevated Lp(a) is a causal risk factor for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) — cardiovascular disease caused by plaque in the arteries, which can lead to heart attack or stroke — and for aortic valve stenosis, a narrowing of the heart's aortic valve. This holds irrespective of gender or ethnicity. About one in five people have elevated Lp(a), and the level is inherited.

The American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Association, and the European Atherosclerosis Society recommend that every adult have an Lp(a) test at least once. Because Lp(a) level is set by genetics and remains stable through adult life, one test is enough; the recommendation is not for repeat testing. Testing is prioritised for people with a family history of early ASCVD, a personal history of early or recurrent cardiovascular events, familial hypercholesterolaemia, calcific aortic valve stenosis, and first-degree relatives of anyone found to have high Lp(a).

Almost everyone has Lp(a). What matters is the level, and a blood test is currently the only way to know yours. A standard lipid panel does not measure it; you must ask for it specifically.

Sources: 2026 ACC/AHA Multisociety Dyslipidemia Guideline; European Atherosclerosis Society Lp(a) Consensus 2022.

Missing information is a question to raise, not proof of a hidden condition. Your health team decides with you which tests or assessments are appropriate.

Why an incomplete risk picture matters

The hidden and incomplete risk problem

Most people caught off guard by a heart attack or stroke were not reckless with their health.

Some were unaware of risks that produced no symptoms and gave no warning.

Others ignored or dismissed signals that deserved attention.

Many with access to a standard check trusted results that did not flag a problem.

This is the hidden and incomplete risk problem: risks compound quietly, out of sight, until heart attack, stroke, or heart damage happens.

One shared way to prepare and follow through

Each product uses the same four questions: What do I know? What is missing or unclear? What do I need to discuss with my health team? What action do we agree?

One aim is to help you take the lead in your own care by organising what you do and do not know, asking informed questions, and collaborating with your health team. They assess your risk and explain the clinical choices. You agree the next action together.

One shared flow

Clarify, Navigate, and Prevent address different needs using the same core flow.

Shared core flow Used across Clarify, Navigate, and Prevent
Known Unknown To discuss Next action
Heart risk prevention loop With Prevent, record and report results, update what is known, and prepare the next review
Known Unknown To discuss Next action Results Known repeat
Illustrative example

From an unanswered question to a structured brief

Fictional entries showing how the shared flow organises a question. Not a product screenshot or a medical recommendation.

Known
“I have a recent cholesterol report. My father had a heart attack at 52. I also have notes from my last appointment.”
Unknown
“I do not know whether my ApoB or other particle measures have been checked. I want to know which tests are worth taking given my risk picture.”
To discuss
“What do my results and family history mean for my risk? How much do lifestyle and environment matter? What further assessment might be appropriate?”
Next action
“At the appointment, ask your questions, note what is explained, agree the next action, and record when you will take it.”

Navigator helps you organise, prepare, and record. It does not calculate or interpret your individual risk, diagnose, prescribe, or guarantee a health outcome.

Why Heart Risk Navigator

You don’t just need information. You need to feel prepared, supported, and in control.

Here is what changes when you use Heart Risk Navigator.

You feel prepared, not panicked.

Instead of searching online in a panic or arriving with scattered notes, you bring an organised record and clear questions. You know what you have, what is missing, and what to ask.

You feel in control, not overwhelmed.

Heart risk information can feel like a maze of numbers, terms, and conflicting advice. Navigator gives you one clear structure: what’s known, what’s missing, what to discuss, and what to do next.

You feel heard, not rushed.

Take your discussion brief to your appointment. Ask your health team what your information means for you, and whether any next action is needed. Record what they explain, what you agree together, and what remains open.

You feel safe, no longer guessing.

We don’t diagnose. We don’t prescribe. We don’t guarantee outcomes. You get an evidence-informed structure to organise, prepare, and record accurate information, with your health team making the clinical decisions.

Products & Pricing

Choose your tool. See what is included.

Digital guidance and working records to organise your information and prepare for care. Prevent also includes one private preparation session. You do not need to buy all three.

One-time payments with no recurring charges. VAT may be calculated at checkout based on your location.

Heart risk audit

Clarify

17 euros One-time payment · No recurring charges

Work through what you already know, note missing or unclear information, and prepare the questions you want to ask.

Guided audit and four working outputs for your next health team conversation.

  • Heart risk audit record
  • Missing-information summary
  • Health team discussion brief
  • Next-action record
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Heart risk connections

Navigate

47 euros One-time payment · No recurring charges

Organise several results or concerns, distinguish facts from assumptions, and prepare questions about possible relationships.

Educational guidance and six working outputs for organising results, questions, and decisions.

  • Structured risk record
  • Risk relationship view
  • Unresolved questions register
  • Health team discussion brief
  • Family cascade record: shared history and questions for relatives
  • Decision and next-action record
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Heart risk prevention loop

Prevent

147 euros One-time payment · No recurring charges

Carry out your agreed action, record what happens, and use the results to agree with your health team what your next action should be.

Digital resources and one private 30-minute voice or video preparation session.

  • Agreed Next-Action Plan
  • 90-Day Results Record
  • Health Team Briefing Template
  • Family Risk Information and Conversation Pack
  • Prevention Loop Summary
  • One private 30-minute preparation session

Book the session within 30 calendar days of purchase. It is educational preparation, not a medical consultation. The 90-day record is a working period, not a clinical deadline.

30-day refund: full €147 before the session is delivered. After delivery, €60 may be deducted, leaving €87. Refund terms.

Get Prevent Explore Prevent

Frequently asked questions

Choosing, access, refunds, and the limits of the tools.

Which product should I start with?

Choose the need you want to work on now.

  • Clarify: organise what you know and identify missing or unclear information.
  • Navigate: organise several risks or results and prepare questions about how they may relate.
  • Prevent: carry out an action already agreed with your health team, record what happens, and prepare for review.

If more than one fits, start with the task you need to do next. You do not have to buy all three.

Do I have to use Clarify, Navigate, and Prevent in order?

No. Each product is complete on its own. You can use one, combine two, or use all three over time. Prevent requires an agreed action to work on, but you do not need to complete Clarify or Navigate first.

Do I need test results to get started?

No. You can begin Clarify with your family history, concerns, appointment notes, or questions. Navigate can help you organise several concerns even when some results are missing. For Prevent, begin with an action already agreed with your health team.

What do I receive, and how do I access it?

You receive digital educational guidance and working records for the product you choose. Clarify provides a guided audit and four outputs; Navigate provides six outputs for organising risks, questions, and decisions; Prevent provides action and results records, a briefing template, family resources, and one private preparation session.

After payment confirmation, an access link is sent to the email address used at checkout, usually within minutes. Prevent also includes session-booking details. If nothing arrives within 30 minutes, check your spam folder or contact support.

What do the Heart Risk Navigator products cost?

Clarify is €17, Navigate is €47, and Prevent is €147. Each is a one-time payment with no recurring charges. Applicable VAT may be calculated at checkout based on your location.

What is the refund policy?

Every product is covered by the 30-Day HeartFirst Guarantee. If you do not feel meaningfully more informed and better prepared, email within 30 days of purchase. No form or explanation is required.

Clarify and Navigate receive a full refund. For Prevent, the refund is the full €147 if the private session has not been delivered. If it has been delivered, €60 may be deducted and €87 refunded. The guarantee covers educational value, not health outcomes. See the Refund Policy.

What is included in Prevent’s private session?

One private 30-minute voice or video session, based on your completed Health Team Briefing Template. It helps you organise your information and prepare questions for your health team. Book within 30 calendar days of purchase.

It is educational preparation, not a medical consultation. It does not diagnose, interpret results for personalised medical decisions, or recommend treatment.

Why does Prevent include a 90-Day Results Record?

Ninety days is the working period of the included record, not a clinical deadline or a promise of results. Follow the timing agreed with your health team. After review, update what is known and record the next action you agree together.

How is Navigator different from a website, risk calculator, or tracker?

A website can explain a topic; a clinical calculator estimates risk from specified information; a tracker records activities or measurements. Navigator provides guided records for bringing your information, unanswered questions, health team discussions, and agreed actions together.

The products have different roles: Clarify is an audit, Navigate organises questions about risk relationships, and Prevent supports recording and reviewing agreed action. None calculates your individual risk or replaces clinical assessment.

What is stealth cholesterol?

“Stealth cholesterol” is a plain language description for Lipoprotein(a) (Lp(a)), a largely inherited cardiovascular risk factor. A standard lipid panel does not include Lp(a); it must be measured separately. About one in five people have elevated Lp(a), although prevalence varies by population. Your health team can explain what your result means for you.

Source: American Heart Association.

Is Heart Risk Navigator medical advice?

No. It provides educational guidance and tools to organise information, prepare questions, and record agreed actions. Your health team interprets your results and advises on tests, treatment, and care. Navigator does not diagnose, prescribe, or provide personalised medical advice.

Does HeartFirst guarantee that these products will prevent a heart attack or stroke?

No. The products help you prepare for conversations and follow through on agreed actions aimed at reducing risk. They do not guarantee any health outcome. The 30-Day HeartFirst Guarantee covers educational value, not protection from illness.

Is my health information private?

We use purchase and access information to process your order, provide secure access, and deliver support. Information you enter into the products is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy. We do not sell your personal information or give advertisers access to it.

What if I have urgent or severe symptoms?

Heart Risk Navigator is not an emergency service. New, severe, or rapidly worsening symptoms that may signal a heart attack, stroke, or another cardiovascular emergency require urgent medical assessment. If you are in any doubt, contact your local emergency service immediately.

What do you need to work on next?

Identify gaps. Prepare questions about connected risks. Follow through on agreed action. Choose the tool for your next task.

Explore Clarify Heart risk audit · €17 Explore Navigate Risk relationships · €47 Explore Prevent Action and review · €147

Each product is complete on its own. One-time payment; applicable VAT may be calculated at checkout.
30-Day HeartFirst Guarantee. Prevent’s delivered-session deduction applies. Refund terms.