Chronic Disease Day

Chronic Disease Day is recognized by local community, state and national government leaders across the country on July 10th (7/10) to represent the seven out of ten individuals in the U.S. who succumb to chronic conditions such as all types of cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other chronic and rare conditions.

Our goal is to provide actionable information on what everyone can do to help prevent chronic illnesses and how to support those with unpreventable illness. Join us to show your support, raise awareness and adopt self-care best practices that reduce individual risk and lower unnecessary healthcare spending.

None of us wants to get sick and no one should go without treatment that can prevent, delay or cure a life-altering disease.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans suffer from unpreventable and costly chronic and rare conditions. But the deadliest and costliest chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular, stroke, diabetes, cancer, and obesity, are also the most preventable.

If we work together, we can lower the number of preventable illness and dedicate more resources to those who need it most. That is why we are asking everyone to Care, Commit and Connect this July 10 for Chronic Disease Day.