In the United States, heart disease has become a common disease that continues to threaten people's health. An average of 630,000 Americans have died of heart disease, and the number of deaths continues to climb. In short, one person dies from a heart attack every 40 seconds.
Additionally, heart disease costs the United States nearly $200 billion annually. From medical bills, medicines, to a fair share of professional fixed fees, heart disease doesn't just damage people's bodies; it also affects the American economy -- and thus, the lives of other healthy people. Among the many problems and challenges we face in our lives, heart disease ranks first.
Eliminate heart disease & maintain health heroes
As you can see, dealing with heart disease is not easy. It's not terrible to fight it, the key is to overcome this intractable disease. But who wants to fight it?
The American Heart Association (AHA) is one of the earliest organizations dedicated to the fight against heart disease and stroke. Over the past nine decades, continuous efforts have been made to improve the lives of people with heart disease. They have successfully saved countless lives over the decades, but are still far from eliminating heart disease completely. Nonetheless, these medical professionals continue to move forward with passion and optimism. In the end, they managed to take the U.S. from the third-highest stroke death country to the fifth-highest in just five years. Despite the success, these medical experts have not stopped in their quest to save our next generation from these two diseases. That's why we see these warriors as heroes...
…but even heroes need help sometimes.
Help, we are honored
Based on 14 months of hard work, solidarity and accurate communication, we at Intiva Health are extremely proud to announce that this agreement - after a series of evaluations - has been concluded. Since then, we have officially partnered with the AHA, and we will be involved in research addressing heart disease and stroke.
The AHA has a large back-up team (22,500,000 volunteers and nearly 900,000 health care professionals), including Intiva. Intiva is proud to be part of this influential organization dedicated to helping those in need. Although the company is based in the United States, the AHA has been the global bellwether for heart disease and stroke information. Nonetheless, they never stood still.
At the same time, AHA is the leading CPR education and training institution in the United States. Health care professionals can guide scientific treatments, and the AHA can even educate lawyers and politicians who preach about staying healthy and striving to preserve the quality of life in their communities. So it's not hard to see how excited we at Intiva Health are to partner with this health care authority. The tremendous support we get from working with them not only gives them the opportunity to enter their target market, but also paves the way for our target market.
Our vision
Our aim is to hope that our innovative solutions will help treat heart disease and stroke. Intiva's educational concept and iGO will provide AHA and users with a faster, more accurate and more cost-effective special reform program. We expect iGO to be profitable for our pioneering business. More importantly, we are confident that our innovative solutions will further AHA's mission of creating a healthier world.
The AHA will provide us with courses for health care workers and surgeons; these will be integrated into our approved Learning Management System (LMS). This original technology will change the way medical professionals are educated, certified and licensed. Through Intiva, AHA takes users to our Continuing Education forum where they can purchase American Heart courses anytime.
Our innovative iGO features AHA CME/CE courses that are interactive, on-demand, and streamable online. Academic exchanges, continuing education demonstrations and other training courses can be viewed online at high speed and smoothly. If you didn't already know, iGO was also used in the entertainment industry - live-streaming the Backstreet Boys 20th anniversary concert - but we've introduced this great technology to the healthcare industry; high-definition smooth CME courses, webinars, training opportunities, News and other materials for immediate and unmistakable promotion of medical professionals abroad.
Dream Team, Build a Better Tomorrow Together
There's no question that heart disease is a serious problem in the United States - and a global one. AHA has many success stories - especially in reducing the number of strokes and positively improving the lives of heart patients. Their efforts to suppress the source of the disease are beyond imagination - amazing! But when it comes to chronic diseases like heart disease, this dedicated team of experts puts everything they can. Through the Intiva Health platform, we use our innovative approach to partner with the AHA to help eliminate heart disease and stroke.
This partnership is not just limited to the target markets of both parties; our goals are even more ambitious. We want to help these passionate healthcare professionals who have spent their lives freeing the world from these vicious ailments. This dream team is sincere today to build a better tomorrow.
In the United States, heart disease has become a common disease that continues to threaten people's health. An average of 630,000 Americans have died of heart disease, and the number of deaths continues to climb. In short, one person dies from a heart attack every 40 seconds.
Additionally, heart disease costs the United States nearly $200 billion annually. From medical bills, medicines, to a fair share of professional fixed fees, heart disease doesn't just damage people's bodies; it also affects the American economy -- and thus, the lives of other healthy people. Among the many problems and challenges we face in our lives, heart disease ranks first.
Eliminate heart disease & maintain health heroes
As you can see, dealing with heart disease is not easy. It's not terrible to fight it, the key is to overcome this intractable disease. But who wants to fight it?
The American Heart Association (AHA) is one of the earliest organizations dedicated to the fight against heart disease and stroke. Over the past nine decades, continuous efforts have been made to improve the lives of people with heart disease. They have successfully saved countless lives over the decades, but are still far from eliminating heart disease completely. Nonetheless, these medical professionals continue to move forward with passion and optimism. In the end, they managed to take the U.S. from the third-highest stroke death country to the fifth-highest in just five years. Despite the success, these medical experts have not stopped in their quest to save our next generation from these two diseases. That's why we see these warriors as heroes...
…but even heroes need help sometimes.
Help, we are honored
Based on 14 months of hard work, solidarity and accurate communication, we at Intiva Health are extremely proud to announce that this agreement - after a series of evaluations - has been concluded. Since then, we have officially partnered with the AHA, and we will be involved in research addressing heart disease and stroke.
The AHA has a large back-up team (22,500,000 volunteers and nearly 900,000 health care professionals), including Intiva. Intiva is proud to be part of this influential organization dedicated to helping those in need. Although the company is based in the United States, the AHA has been the global bellwether for heart disease and stroke information. Nonetheless, they never stood still.
At the same time, AHA is the leading CPR education and training institution in the United States. Health care professionals can guide scientific treatments, and the AHA can even educate lawyers and politicians who preach about staying healthy and striving to preserve the quality of life in their communities. So it's not hard to see how excited we at Intiva Health are to partner with this health care authority. The tremendous support we get from working with them not only gives them the opportunity to enter their target market, but also paves the way for our target market.
Our vision
Our aim is to hope that our innovative solutions will help treat heart disease and stroke. Intiva's educational concept and iGO will provide AHA and users with a faster, more accurate and more cost-effective special reform program. We expect iGO to be profitable for our pioneering business. More importantly, we are confident that our innovative solutions will further AHA's mission of creating a healthier world.
The AHA will provide us with courses for health care workers and surgeons; these will be integrated into our approved Learning Management System (LMS). This original technology will change the way medical professionals are educated, certified and licensed. Through Intiva, AHA takes users to our Continuing Education forum where they can purchase American Heart courses anytime.
Our innovative iGO features AHA CME/CE courses that are interactive, on-demand, and streamable online. Academic exchanges, continuing education demonstrations and other training courses can be viewed online at high speed and smoothly. If you didn't already know, iGO was also used in the entertainment industry - live-streaming the Backstreet Boys 20th anniversary concert - but we've introduced this great technology to the healthcare industry; high-definition smooth CME courses, webinars, training opportunities, News and other materials for immediate and unmistakable promotion of medical professionals abroad.
Dream Team, Build a Better Tomorrow Together
There's no question that heart disease is a serious problem in the United States - and a global one. AHA has many success stories - especially in reducing the number of strokes and positively improving the lives of heart patients. Their efforts to suppress the source of the disease are beyond imagination - amazing! But when it comes to chronic diseases like heart disease, this dedicated team of experts puts everything they can. Through the Intiva Health platform, we use our innovative approach to partner with the AHA to help eliminate heart disease and stroke.
This partnership is not just limited to the target markets of both parties; our goals are even more ambitious. We want to help these passionate healthcare professionals who have spent their lives freeing the world from these vicious ailments. This dream team is sincere today to build a better tomorrow.