Upcoming Events

Each year we offer a variety of educational, social, and community events for health care professionals, patients, families, and others. Please join us to discover the latest knowledge on heart and vascular disease and the medical research breakthroughs that are helping prevent and treat it.

Community Events

Education & Research Events

Event Recordings

View recordings of all our past On the Pulse webinars, Valve Awareness Day events and other educational videos.

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The Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation hosts a variety of events throughout the year...

...spanning from professional education that engages physicians and offers continuing medical education credits, to community awareness and education for patients and families. These events educate, inspire and engage the community across all areas of cardiovascular medicine.

  • On an annual basis, our community education events include Heart 360 Concert, Hope Health & Humor on women’s health, Riebe Run for heart disease, On the Pulse: A Series of Physician speakers, Valve Awareness Day and Heart Rhythm Awareness Day events.
     
  • Our professional education events include Grand Rounds, Cardiovascular Prevention Symposium, Cardiovascular Nursing Conference, TMVR Workshops and semi-annual Complex Cardiovascular Imaging Conferences.

If there’s an event you’re interested in but are unable to find the upcoming date, we encourage you to sign up for our newsletter:

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The Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation® (MHIF) strives to create a world without heart and vascular disease. To achieve this bold vision, we are dedicated to improving the cardiovascular health of individuals and communities through innovative research and education.

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