At the Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium, our goal is to raise awareness around genetic testing for cardiomyopathy patients and their families.
Knowing there may be a genetic heart condition that runs in your family, the next steps you take could help save lives. Early genetic testing and diagnosis create better opportunities for you and your family to manage cardiomyopathy. Learn more: geneticcardiomyopathy.org/testing/gettin…
Do you have questions about genetic cardiomyopathy? The Genetic Cardiomyopathy Awareness Consortium has you covered! Visit our FAQs page to help answer your questions. geneticcardiomyopathy.org/Testing/FAQs
Maybe you’ve just learned that you or a family member has been diagnosed with a genetic (sometimes called inherited) heart condition, like cardiomyopathy. Now, what do you do? How do you talk to your doctor, your family or your loved ones? Learn more here geneticcardiomyopathy.org/Testing/Gettin…
What should you expect from a genetic counselor? Genetic counselors are trained health professionals that are here to guide and support you before, during and after genetic testing. Learn more about seeing a genetic counselor by visiting the GCAC website: geneticcardiomyopathy.org/.../Genetic-Co…