HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database

The HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database is the only database capturing details of the locations and services provided by heart failure clinics throughout the United States. Register your clinic or subscribe below.

The HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database provides exclusive access to national data on heart failure clinic infrastructure, capabilities, and care delivery trends across the United States. More than a directory, it is a powerful intelligence resource designed to help subscribers benchmark programs, identify opportunities, support planning, and make better-informed decisions.

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Whether you're joining the HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database for the first time or returning to make the most of your participation, select the option below to register your clinic, update your profile, explore subscription options, or browse participating clinics.

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FAQs

How can I make sure my clinic is in the database?

There are currently two surveys that need to be completed in order to ensure your clinic is fully represented in the database.

  1. Register your clinic by completing Survey #1 here. This survey is expected to take 8-10 minutes.
  2. Enhance your clinic profile by completing Survey #2 here.
What is the HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database?

The Heart Failure Clinic Database is a secure, web-hosted resource designed to capture, verify, manage, and disseminate detailed information about heart failure clinics. This comprehensive database captures data points such as clinic locations, services provided, staffing levels and education, procedures performed, and research activities.

What data will be collected and available?

The database includes details such as clinic locations, services, staffing levels, staff education/experience, procedures (e.g., heart transplants, left ventricular assist device surgery), and research activities. Data is voluntarily self-reported by clinics across the U.S.

Current available data includes: 

  • Facility & Clinic Profile
    • Facility location, hospital type, clinic model, care setting (hospital/ambulatory)
  • Technology & Infrastructure
    • EHR vendor/modules, telehealth, remote monitoring platforms, AI integration, data management tools
  • Patient Volume & Population
    • Annual HF patient volume, monthly HF discharges, payer mix, referral sources, HF subtype mix, HCM volume
  • Clinical Leadership & Staffing
    • HF cardiologists, board certification, multidisciplinary staffing levels
  • Core Heart Failure Services
    • GDMT titration, palliative care, IV diuretics, telehealth, therapeutic services
  • Clinical Assessment & Outcomes Tracking
    • Functional status tools, prognostic tools, patient-reported outcomes, co-morbidity tracking
  • Advanced Heart Failure Programs
    • Advanced therapy evaluation pathways, transplant services, VAD capabilities
  • Specialty Programs
    • Cardiomyopathy centers, genetic testing, registries for specialty conditions
  • Procedures & Device Capabilities
    • Device/structural intervention referral pathways, coronary angiography, endomyocardial biopsy
  • Pharmacy & Medication Access
    • Formulary/pharmacy access, pharmacy delivery models, onsite medication administration
  • Research Infrastructure
    • Research models, research funding sources, clinical trial participation, data aggregation for research/QI
  • Data & Analytics
    • EMR/registry analysis, reporting capabilities, analytics tools

 

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How will the HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database be used?

The Heart Failure Clinic Database offers heart failure professionals a hub for research collaboration, professional networking, and even seeking career opportunities and connections. It allows patients access to publicly available information such as searching for a nearby clinic to seek treatment. Heart failure clinics can use the database to distinguish themselves from others for the benefit of patients, insurers, industry and prospective employees. Finally, industry benefits by having access to key data and information that is not currently available in one easy-to-use location. With the Heart Failure Clinic Database, HFSA sets a new standard for data accessibility in heart failure treatment.

Support for the HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database

HFSA gratefully acknowledges the generous support of Alnylam, Bayer, BridgeBio, Cytokinetics, and Daiichi Sankyo, whose contributions made the initial development of the HFSA Heart Failure Clinic Database possible.

As the database continues to grow, subscription revenue will provide the resources needed to maintain and regularly update this important national resource, expand the breadth and depth of available datasets, and enhance reporting capabilities. This sustainable funding model will ensure that the database continues to evolve alongside the rapidly changing heart failure landscape, providing valuable insights that benefit clinicians, researchers, industry partners, and ultimately, patients living with heart failure.

HFSA is grateful for the support of our industry partners who share our commitment to advancing heart failure care, fostering innovation, and improving outcomes for the entire heart failure community.

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Industry Partners

Alnylam
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Industry Supporters


BridgeBio Pharmaceuticals           Daiichi-Sankyo