Keep cardiac rehab visible
Know where you are in the rehab process, see the next step, and prepare questions to bring to your healthcare team.
Heart recovery, one step at a time.
CardioNEXT is a digital companion designed to support recovery after a cardiovascular hospitalization. Keep cardiac rehab top of mind, build heart-healthy nutrition habits, learn at your own pace, and understand your cardio fitness — all in one place.
Use the web app now. Native apps for iPhone and Android are coming soon.
From hospital to home and beyond
The transition home can come with a lot to remember. CardioNEXT brings several everyday recovery tools into one place so you can keep the next step visible, prepare for conversations with your care team, and build habits that support your heart health.
Know where you are in the rehab process, see the next step, and prepare questions to bring to your healthcare team.
Use simple nutrition logging, learning tools, and progress cues to build consistency over time.
See cardio-fitness information and trends in a format designed to be easier to understand and discuss with your care team.
What CardioNEXT brings together
A focused set of tools for common needs during recovery, presented in the same calm, approachable design as the app.
Keep cardiac rehabilitation on your radar, identify where you are in the process, and prepare questions to ask your care team.
Log meals and see heart-health nutrition targets designed around the DASH dietary pattern and ACC/AHA guidance.
Use the CardioNEXT Coach for nutrition support and app-based activity guidance, drawing on the educational content already built into CardioNEXT.
Read focused lessons about cardiac rehabilitation, heart health, nutrition, and cardio fitness, then reinforce key ideas with quick knowledge checks.
View VO₂ max estimates and trends from supported wearables or guided in-app tools, with context you can bring to your healthcare or cardiac-rehab team.
Daily streaks, HeartXP, achievements, and simple progress cues help make healthy routines easier to keep coming back to.
A closer look
Current app screens show how CardioNEXT keeps recovery information focused, visual, and easy to revisit.
The Home screen keeps your nutrition progress, cardiac-rehab path, and getting-started tasks together so the next useful action is easy to find.

See sodium, potassium, saturated fat, fiber, meal scores, trends, and simple heart-health feedback without turning every meal into a complicated nutrition project.

The CardioNEXT Coach helps you work through questions about heart-healthy eating and activity using the educational information already available inside the app. It is designed to reinforce what you are learning, not to prescribe individualized care.

Explore short lessons covering cardiac rehabilitation, cardio fitness, heart function, nutrition, and other topics relevant to recovery and long-term heart health.

Bring wearable readings or guided estimates into one place, follow trends over time, and use the information as a starting point for conversations with your care team.

Team-centered by design
CardioNEXT is designed to make evidence-informed heart-health information and self-management tools easier to use between healthcare visits. It can help you learn, track, and prepare questions, while your healthcare and cardiac-rehab teams remain the source for individualized medical decisions.
Nutrition features are informed by ACC/AHA guidance and the DASH dietary pattern. The Coach can reference activity guidance contained within CardioNEXT, while cardiac rehabilitation and physical-activity education are designed to reinforce, not replace, recommendations from your healthcare team.
Choose your platform
The web app is available now. Native mobile apps are on the way.
Open CardioNEXT in a modern browser on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Launch CardioNEXTThe native iOS app will be linked here when its App Store listing is live.
The native Android app will be linked here when its Google Play listing is live.
Important: CardioNEXT is an educational and self-management support tool. It does not provide emergency services, diagnose medical conditions, replace cardiac rehabilitation, or replace advice from a physician or other qualified healthcare professional. Talk with your healthcare team before making changes to your treatment or physical-activity plan. If you think you may be experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.
Your next step can start today.
Open the web app now, or contact us with questions about CardioNEXT.