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Top-ranked heart hospital delivering leading cardiac outcomes
Driving breakthroughs in heart and vascular research
Caring beyond our hospital walls
Magnet®-recognized heart hospital serving the Dallas area
Top-rated for open-heart surgery and comprehensive cardiac care
Advanced heart and vascular care with expanded services in Fort Worth
Comprehensive cardiovascular prevention and treatment in McKinney
Expert heart and vascular care with advanced procedures in Plano
Advanced heart and vascular care close to home in Waxahachie
Trained therapy dogs provide 24/7 healing and comfort to all
Free heart-health education to prevent cardiovascular disease
Heart screenings for ages 12–22 to help prevent sudden cardiac arrest
Virtual support and education for living confidently with an ICD
A free education program to help you and your family live heart-healthy
The Leap for Life wellness and prevention program at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital is a free educational webinar for anyone at risk of cardiovascular disease—and for the families who support them. Through virtual sessions, you’ll learn simple steps you can take to protect your heart, prevent heart-related problems and improve your overall health.
Offered once a month, Leap for Life features a range of healthcare professionals who provide you with practical information about simple, consistent lifestyle choices that can make a difference for your heart. You’ll gain the confidence to take the next step in your heart-health journey and keep your heart working at its best.
When you show your heart some love, it helps you keep loving what you do. While heart disease is one of the most common conditions in the United States, in many cases, you can take steps to prevent it or reduce your risk. Even if you’ve already been told you have heart disease, small heart-healthy habits can have a big impact on keeping your heart on track.
That’s the goal of our Leap for Life program—to give you the power to recognize your risk factors and take proactive steps that support your long-term wellness. With the right information and our team by your side, you can create a plan that your heart will love.
Each Leap for Life session focuses on a specific topic related to lifestyle management and heart disease prevention—all designed to take simple steps that reduce your future heart risks. Our topics change each month, so there’s always something new to learn.
Through our sessions, you’ll hear from a range of medical professionals from areas like cardiac nursing, cardiac rehab, exercise physiology, nutrition and dietetics, and pharmacy. These care team members will guide you through each topic and answer your questions.
Past topics have included:
Leap for Life is designed for anyone who wants to take the first leap toward a healthier heart and lifestyle. This program is especially beneficial if you’ve had a previous heart event or if you have risk factors like:
You don’t need a referral to attend. All are welcome to join, and our virtual format makes it even easier to learn from the comfort of home.
All of our Leap for Life sessions are offered as virtual webinars, so you can join the conversation wherever it works for you. These free webinars are led by a variety of experienced healthcare professionals from the Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital team, who make learning easy to understand and interactive. Each session lasts an hour and includes a presentation as well as time to ask questions about the topic.
After you register for your Leap for Life session, you can expect to receive an email 24 hours before the event with the login details to join the webinar.
Our Leap for Life classes are offered monthly, typically on Tuesdays, and are free to attend. To register or learn more about upcoming sessions and topics, visit our Leap for Life events page or call us at 1.844.600.2342.
On the events page, you’ll be able to select the time that works for your schedule. After you register for our online webinar, you’ll receive login details for the Zoom meeting at the email you provide during registration.
When you’re on the path toward a healthier heart, it helps to have an expert team by your side. We’re here with the info you need to keep your heart healthy through every step. Explore more programs at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital that can help you stay active, supported and informed.
Our specially trained facility dogs bring comfort, support and joy to guests and staff. You’ll find these friendly teammates in areas throughout our hospitals, working alongside our team to provide healing for both the body and heart.
If you're living with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD), Wired for Life is made for you. This educational and support program provides tips and encouragement for living confidently with your device. Participants have the option to attend in person or virtually
The Living for Zachary Heart Screening program protects young hearts and gives your family extra peace of mind through early detection. This special screening identifies heart abnormalities in youth ages 12–22 that could lead to sudden cardiac arrest—before symptoms appear.
