Support For You
Feeling empowered can help you recognize and prevent blood clots
Thrombosis support empowers patients to play a pivotal role in recognizing and preventing blood clots, a thrombosis risk that exists across all healthcare settings. Equip yourself and your advocates with essential knowledge about blood clot risk factors, early warning signs, and symptoms of venous thromboembolism (VTE). This thrombosis prevention guidance provides actionable steps to proactively reduce your likelihood of developing this potentially life-threatening health concern. Through patient education and engagement, you become transformed into a proactive partner in your healthcare journey, enhancing your ability to safeguard your well-being and prevent critical complications. Knowledge empowers prevention, and these patient resources serve as invaluable tools for taking charge of your thrombosis health.
Becoming an Informed Patient
Becoming an informed patient, especially when dealing with blood clot-related issues, is absolutely crucial. Knowledge is your most powerful tool in understanding the risks, recognizing symptoms, and making informed decisions about your healthcare. When you’re well-informed, you can actively engage with your healthcare providers, ask the right questions, and actively participate in your treatment plan. In the context of blood clots, being informed can mean the difference between early intervention and potentially life-threatening complications. It empowers you to advocate for your health, follow preventive measures, and take control of your well-being. So, embrace the role of an informed patient—it’s your first step towards better health and peace of mind.
We Can Create Change Together
Join us in taking the pledge that could save lives. By signing, you’re asserting your right as a patient to be evaluated for your risk of developing VTE (venous thromboembolism) and committing to advocate for your health. You pledge to actively engage with healthcare professionals to understand your risk and preventive measures. Moreover, you’re promising to educate yourself about the signs and symptoms of DVT or PE (deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism) and, if ever in doubt, seek prompt medical attention. It’s a pledge that empowers you to be an active participant in your healthcare journey, ensuring your well-being is a top priority. Sign today and make your commitment to better health known.
Learn About Thrombosis
Upcoming World Thrombosis Day Events
Patient Event
9 September, 2025
7:00pm -8:00pm US/Eastern Patient/Caregiver
Webinar
16 September, 2025
12:00am -1:00pm US/Eastern Healthcare Professional
Webinar
17 September, 2025
7:00pm -8:00pm US/Eastern Healthcare Professional
