OCEBC Webinar | Heart Health Equity: Strategies to Close Heart Health Gaps in Southern California
Event Date:
March 13, 2025
Event Location:
Zoom
Event Description
Date and Time:
March 13, 2025
8:30 am – 9:00 am
Key Takeaways:
- The impact of cardiovascular disease disparities in Orange County and actionable insights
- Findings from a 15,000+ member Hello Heart study showing equitable blood pressure reduction across diverse populations
- How digital health tools improve clinical outcomes, reduce costs, and fit within corporate wellness and population health initiatives
- Strategies to help clients integrate digital heart health solutions for improved engagement and outcomes
Learn More About Heart Health Equity
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death, disproportionately affecting diverse communities. In Southern California, environmental stressors (wildfires, economic pressures) and social determinants of health widen care gaps, impacting women, people of color, Spanish speakers, and older adults, among many others. These disparities create challenges for those in healthcare advising clients on effective, scalable interventions.
Join our webinar hosted by Dr. Jayne Morgan, VP of Medical Affairs at Hello Heart, to explore how digital health solutions can help healthcare partners align with employer and health plan strategies for cost savings and health equity, drive better hypertension management, and improve population health.
Meet Our Speaker
Jayne Morgan, MD, VP, Medical Affairs, Hello Heart
Jayne Morgan, MD is a cardiologist and VP, Medical Affairs at Hello Heart, the digital leader in preventive heart health. Most recently, she served as Executive Director of Health and Community Education at the Piedmont Healthcare Corporation, the largest healthcare system in Georgia.
Additionally, she serves as a CNN medical expert contributor and is the owner and creator of The Stairwell Chronicles, a social media series directed towards addressing questions surrounding trending health topics in a conversational format.
Dr. Morgan’s multi-decade career spans leadership roles in cardiovascular clinical research, medical device development, pharmaceutical science, and innovation.
Thank You to Our Host
