Framingham Heart Risk Test
A Framingham-based estimate of 10-year cardiovascular risk using age, blood pressure, smoking and diabetes history, and available cholesterol results. The doctor can explain what your score means for prevention.
Completed free ECG camp · September 2026
This original campaign page shares the heart-health information presented for the completed September 2026 initiative at Gopinath Hospital, Bhiwadi.
Free services What is included
The original campaign described the following screening approach. Confirmed delivered services and highlights can be added to the community initiative page by the clinic.
A Framingham-based estimate of 10-year cardiovascular risk using age, blood pressure, smoking and diabetes history, and available cholesterol results. The doctor can explain what your score means for prevention.
A 12-lead ECG records the heart's electrical activity and can support a clinician's assessment of rhythm and other findings.
A focused review of symptoms and common cardiovascular risk factors.
Direct medical guidance based on the screening results, helping participants determine the appropriate next steps for their heart health.
01 Prevention planning
Estimate the 10-year risk of a first atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) event with the ACC/AHA Pooled Cohort Equations.
01 The Core 4 Dashboard
Don't wait for symptoms. Take control of your baseline.
Your body is constantly generating data. Are you listening? Decades of research, including the Framingham Heart Study, show the value of understanding risk factors before symptoms appear. Knowing these four numbers can shift your health strategy from reactive treatment toward proactive prevention.
The Silent Engine
High blood pressure can damage blood vessels for years without symptoms, increasing the risk of stroke and heart failure.
The Energy Regulator
Persistently high blood sugar can damage nerves and arteries. A fasting result can help identify prediabetes early.
The Arterial Traffic
Higher LDL contributes to plaque buildup in arteries. HDL helps carry cholesterol away; your LDL goal depends on your overall risk.
The Fitness Baseline
Measured when you are calm and relaxed, resting heart rate offers one clue about cardiovascular fitness. Medicines and other factors can change it.
These are general adult reference values, not personal treatment targets. Ask your clinician what is right for you. Fasting glucose and cholesterol require blood tests and are not listed among the camp's free on-site checks.
02 For a future consultation
Current medicinesBring your prescription or an updated medicine list.
Previous reportsCarry earlier ECGs, blood tests or heart-related reports if available.
Comfortable clothingWear clothing that allows easy access to the chest, arms and ankles for an ECG.
03 Heart-health insight
A Framingham-based assessment estimates the likelihood of a cardiovascular event over the next 10 years from established risk factors. It is a conversation tool—not a diagnosis—and helps turn everyday health information into a clearer prevention plan.
It brings together factors such as age, blood pressure, smoking, diabetes history and available cholesterol results into one understandable estimate.
Understanding the factors that influence risk can help you focus on the changes and follow-up that may matter most for your health.
Your result gives you and your doctor a useful starting point for discussing prevention, testing and an individual care plan.
Camp completed
This September 2026 camp has concluded. See verified highlights when published, or request a regular consultation for ongoing care.
Get directions ↗03 Plan your visit
6Sunday9:00 am – 1:00 pm
13Sunday9:00 am – 1:00 pm
20Sunday9:00 am – 1:00 pm
27Sunday9:00 am – 1:00 pm
29Tuesday10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Heart health matters beyond the camp.