Heartbeat International Foundation Fundraising Presentation

One Heart. One World.

Heartbeat International Foundation (USA)

Saving Lives One Heart at a Time

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Heartbeat International Foundation

Why We Exist: At least 1,000,000 people, each year, go without a pacemaker or internal defibrillator. The result

for each is death or severe disability.

Our Mission: To save lives globally by providingcardiovascular implantable devices and treatment

to underserved populations worldwide

Results – So Far: Over 15,000 life-saving, life-improving devices have been implanted in 30 countries

since 1984


Our Founding: The Student & Professor• 1970s - Federico Alfaro of Guatemala is a

medical student at Baylor. Dr. Henry McIntosh is his professor.

• 1977 – A young patient of Dr. Alfaro’s needlessly dies due to lack of a pacemaker. Dr. Alfaro, via his local Rotary Club, starts first “Pacemaker Bank” to prevent future tragedies.

• 1983 – Dr. McIntosh visits his former student and learns of the Pacemaker Bank program.

• 1984 – Dr. McIntosh founds HBI in Lakeland, FL


Heartbeat International - Working Today In:

Dominican RepublicEcuadorEl SalvadorGuatemalaHondurasIndia

MexicoParaguayPakistanPhilippinesTrinidad & Tobago


HBI “Heart Centers”: On the Ground Year Round

Heart Centers

Coordinate Inputs

To:

IndustryDonates Devices

PhysiciansDonateTheir

Services

HospitalsDonate Their

Facilities

Provide Patients Free Devices, Treatment & Follow-Up Care for Life

Heartbeat International Foundation (US)• Overseas Heart Center Operations• Ensures Operational Compliance to

Maintain Industry Support• Distributes Devices to Heart Centers


Devices Implanted by HBI: 2010-2016 (as of Sept. 30)

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (through Sept. 30)

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

227

431

352 354

607

440

380


Patient for Life: Rebecca Clarijo of Quito, Ecuador

Date of Birth: November 23, 1993

1st Implant: Feb. 19, 19942nd Implant: Dec. 5, 19983rd Implant: April 2, 20074th Implant: Sept. 2, 20105th Implant: March 10, 2015

Born with a Life Threatening Heart Condition


An Enormous Economic Impact

HBI’s Average Annual Program Value: $7,600,500

Host Country Costs Avoided:

• Average Pacemaker Implant Procedure: $10,000*• Average ICD Procedure: $20,500*• Post-Implant Follow-Up Visit Costs: $200*

* 2016 Heart Center Survey. Figures include device, physician and hospital charges.

HBI Average Operating Budget: $370,000

Average: HBI Budget/Value Delivered: 4.8%


Implant Procedures by Device Type: 2012-2016 (as of Sept. 30)

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (through Sept. 30)

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

352 354

607

440

380

Pacemaker Implants ICD Implants Total


Economic Impact of HBI Implant Activity: 2012-2016 (as of Sept. 30)

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (through Sept. 30)0

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

6,000,000

7,000,000

8,000,000

9,000,000

4,895,500

4,401,500

8,369,500

7,592,000

6,078,500

Pacemaker Implant Value ICD Implant Value Total


Help Us Extend the Reach of the Heartbeat Mission

Heart Center Network Strengthening:• New Countries, Cities & Hospitals• Expanding Distribution Network to

Reach More Patients

Health Care Capacity Building: • Physician & Medical Technician

Training • Securing Needed Equipment • Facilitating Medical Exchange• Public Awareness Programs

Augustine TelesfordTrinidad & Tobago

1,000th Device Implanted by Heartbeat International in

Trinidad


3 New Countries & 10% Implant Increase Per Year ……

2016 (at current rate) 2017 2018 20190

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

506

700

935

1220

Total


www.heartbeatsaveslives.org

Contact Name Phone NumberE-mail Address

Thank You!

http://www.heartbeatsaveslives.org/

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