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CardioRisk+ Calculator · Summit Direct Care

For clinical use only. This tool is intended to support clinical decision-making by trained healthcare professionals. It is not a substitute for clinical judgment. Do not enter or store identifiable patient health information — this calculator runs entirely in your browser and saves nothing.

Demographics For handout only

Patient name or ID optional · used only on the printed handout

Age years yrs

Sex

Race PCE-derived

Vitals

Systolic BP 3-visit average preferred mmHg

On BP medication?

Lipids

Total cholesterol mg/dL

HDL-C mg/dL

Triglycerides fasting mg/dL

TG : HDL ratio — —

ApoB leave 90 if not measured mg/dL

Lp(a) leave 30 if not measured nmol/L

Metabolic & inflammation

HbA1c leave 5.4 if not measured %

Fasting insulin leave 7 if not measured µIU/mL

hs-CRP leave 1 if not measured · ≥10 may indicate acute infection, recheck mg/L

Conditions & behaviors

Type 2 diabetes if checked, A1C/insulin enhancers are not applied (already in PCE)

Current smoker

Family history 0 affected

10-year ASCVD risk v1.0

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10-year ASCVD risk

Standard PCE ^*

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Base equation only

CardioRisk+

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+ enhancers

Optimal-control

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If modifiables hit target

Lifetime risk

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Through age 80

What's driving this

⚡ Suggested actions

^* Standard PCE (Pooled Cohort Equations) is the 2013 ACC/AHA 10-year ASCVD risk calculator used in most clinical settings today. It estimates the chance of a heart attack or stroke over the next 10 years using nine inputs: age, sex, race, total cholesterol, HDL, systolic blood pressure, BP medication status, diabetes, and current smoking. The formula is a race- and sex-specific Cox proportional-hazards model derived from the ARIC, CARDIA, Cardiovascular Health, and Framingham Offspring cohorts.

CardioRisk+ uses this same baseline and then adjusts it for risk markers that PCE doesn't capture — ApoB, Lp(a), TG:HDL ratio, A1C and fasting insulin (in non-diabetics), and the strength & timing of family history of premature CHD. The waterfall above shows how each adjustment moves the score relative to the PCE baseline.

CardioRisk+ Calculator