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Here's the truth
23,000+
children in the United States suffer cardiac arrest outside a hospital every year, and about 40% of those cases are tied to sports.[1]
#1
Sudden cardiac arrest is the leading medical cause of death in young athletes.[2]
1 in 30
Roughly 1 in 30 Las Vegas youth athletes screened by Vegas for Athletes had a heart abnormality: 45 kids out of about 1,300.[3]
617
617 players worldwide suffered sudden death or cardiac arrest on the soccer field in just five years... and that's only one sport.[4]

Every year, thousands of “healthy” kids go into cardiac arrest, while playing the sports they love.

How we help

A simple heart screening can catch it before it's too late.

Too many kids never get screened. At Insure for the Cure — partnered with Vegas for Athletes, we are on a mission to change that.

You're paying for insurance anyway.Let it save a life.

$981+ is how much you could save per year, when you compare rates with a broker.[5]
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Who we support

Vegas for Athletes, the flagship chapter of USA for Athletes

USA for Athletes is a nonprofit working to prevent sudden cardiac death in young athletes through free ECG heart screenings, education and advocacy. It started right here in Las Vegas and is growing nationwide.

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Sources

  1. American Heart Association, American Heart Month 2025 Toolkit. Source
  2. Harmon KG, et al. "Incidence of sudden cardiac death in National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes." Circulation, 2011. Source
  3. USA for Athletes / Vegas for Athletes ECG Heart Screening Program. Source
  4. Egger F, et al. "FIFA Sudden Death Registry (FIFA-SDR)." British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2022 (cases from 2014–2018, all ages). Source
  5. Savings figure is an estimate only. Actual results may vary.

Statistics come from different studies, time periods and methods, so they aren't directly comparable. This page is for awareness only and isn't medical advice. Talk to a doctor about heart screening for your child.