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Here are some steps you can take to keep your heart healthy.

EmblemHealth organized an online discussion in honor of American Heart Month and Black History Month. The discussion was focused on maintaining a heart-healthy diet and identifying clinical risk factors to be aware of, particularly for Black individuals and those who are at higher risk of heart disease. The virtual discussion also covered available tools and resources to help maintain a healthy heart.

Did you know that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of American women?

We are always told that exercise and eating healthy can help to keep your heart healthy, but what else can you do to keep it pumping strong? Here are a few other ways to help you take care of your heart: Take Care of Your Blood Pressure We all get our blood pressure taken by...

Don’t let a simple test stand between you and your livelihood.

Throughout February, EmblemHealth strengthened its commitment to community well-being through initiatives addressing the availability of healthy food, cultural celebrations, and nonprofit governance.

Why preventive care is good for your health—and your wallet.

According to the CDC, more than 16 million Americans are living with a disease caused by smoking.

Even if you've only had a mild case of COVID-19, doctors suggest a slow return to physical activity.