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Built to Thrive: Advancing Well-Being in Construction & Manufacturing

Now Recruiting: We’re looking for healthcare and retail organizations seeking expert advice and practical well-being strategies to help your workforce thrive!  
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Voice of the Employee Survey

The American Heart Association's 2026 Voice of the Employee Survey, conducted by The Harris Poll, reveals a workforce highly motivated to improve its health but constrained in its ability to do so. Employees are setting goals for exercise, nutrition, sleep, and financial well-being. However, for many, achieving those health goals feels out of reach due to time and financial constraints.

The result is a growing gap between intention and action. Employees are looking to employers to help fill that gap.

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Voice of the Employee Survey

CPR Training at Work

The American Heart Association's Nation of Lifesavers™ initiative aims to equip bystanders with the skills and confidence to act as lifesavers during a cardiac emergency. By empowering individuals to become vital links in the chain of survival, we can ensure that anyone, anywhere is prepared to administer CPR. Whether you are a health care professional, require regulatory safety training for work, or are seeking to take the important step of learning CPR to protect your loved ones, we have the right training for you.

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Well-being Works Better™ Scorecard

Our science-backed Scorecard reveals how your company’s efforts compare to peer organizations. You’ll receive customized insights to advance well-being, plus recognition in Forbes.
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Survivor Story: Eileen Haas

Eileen Haas was folding laundry when she felt something “break” in her head. There was the sensation that something warm was cascading down her back, as if a blood vessel had burst. Lying on the floor in her second-floor bedroom, unable to move, Haas heard ambulance sirens growing closer and then the sound of paramedics running up the stairs.

Doctors told her that she had suffered a hemorrhagic stroke, or bleed in her brain.

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Face to Face with Employee Burnout

The American Heart Association is here to help with promising practices to support equitable well-being and reduce burnout in your workforce.

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Face to Face with Employee Burnout

The American Heart Association is here to help with promising practices to support equitable well-being and reduce burnout in your workforce.

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Raising Awareness: A Meaningful & Impactful Volunteer Experience

Face to Face with Employee Burnout

The American Heart Association is here to help with promising practices to support equitable well-being and reduce burnout in your workforce.

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Getting to the Heart of Stroke™

A national initiative from the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association, developed in conjunction with and supported by HCA Healthcare and the HCA Healthcare Foundation, aimed at improving heart health and beating stroke.