Help us write a bill, pass a law, and save a family: Each year thousands of people suffer from undiagnosed cardiac conditions with symptoms that range from mild to catastrophic, including sudden cardiac arrest.

Millions of families have a history of cardiac disease some of which are genetic.

We seek to improve states' "Well Child" exams, enhance student-athlete evaluations, and educate health care providers while ensuring families understand their own heart health history.

The Healthy Cardiac Monitoring Act (HCM Act) will:

- Include cardiac questions to be added to the “Well Child” examination for all children under the age of 19.

- Improve professional development for healthcare providers with an online training system.

- Improve student-athlete pre-participation physicals to include family education about signs and symptoms linked to cardiac conditions.

- Improve the ability of healthcare providers to identify children and families at risk for cardiac disorders both genetic and congenital.