Join Us at ACC.26

Heartflow is excited to take part in the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Annual Scientific Meeting on March 28–30 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Hear and learn more about Heartflow on the podium, in abstracts, during our innovation session, and at our booth. Through hands-on demonstrations and conversations with our team at the booth, we will showcase Heartflow Plaque Analysis as a clinically validated tool to predict risk based on Total Plaque Volume (TPV). Join us at the booth for an informal, HCP-led single-topic 10–15 minute "snack-n-learn" session.

Heartflow is also proud to sponsor CCTA scans with the Heartflow Plaque and FFRCT Analysis (as medically necessary) during ACC. See below for more information.

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How to Connect with Us

Educational Dinner

Please join us for an informative evening. Registration is required
to attend.

Private Meeting with Heartflow Leadership

Request a meeting with our Executive Leadership Team. Your local representative will contact you.

 

Snack-n-Learn Sessions at Booth #1919

Register your interest to attend a “Snack-n-Learn” session.

 

Get Your CCTA Scan During ACC

Do you know your risk of heart disease? Get your CCTA scan with Heartflow’s Plaque and FFRCT Analysis (as medically necessary).

Educational Dinner

The Precision Imperative: Integrating AI-Plaque Analysis to Personalize Cardiovascular Risk and Management

Sunday, March 29 | 6:30PM
Location: Generations Hall
310 Higgins Blvd, New Orleans
(1.5 blocks from the Convention Center)
 

Join us to explore the shift in cardiovascular care. As new evidence and reimbursement converge, we’ll discuss how Heartflow Plaque Analysis provides the insights needed for more precise risk assessment and management. Learn to identify the right patients for earlier, personalized, and proactive intervention

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Moderator:
Nihar Desai, MD

Yale School of Medicine
New Haven, CT
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Speakers:
Sarah Rinehart, MD

Charleston Area Medical Center
Charleston, WV
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Ron Blankstein, MD

Harvard Medical School
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston, MA

Innovation Session

Reframing Cardiovascular Risk Assessment: The Role of CCTA and Plaque Analysis

Monday, March 30 | 10:00–10:30 AM
Location: Innovation Stage, Expo, #2064

This session will explore how CCTA and quantitative Heartflow Plaque Analysis enhance cardiovascular risk stratification beyond traditional calculators. Faculty will examine how advanced imaging integrates with contemporary cholesterol guidelines to identify higher-risk patients earlier and guide more personalized, intensified preventive therapy.
nihar desai

Moderator:
Nihar Desai, MD

Yale School of Medicine
New Haven,
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Ron Blankstein, MD

Harvard Medical School
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston, MA

These events are not part of ACC.26, as planned by its Program Committee, and does not qualify for continuing medical education (CME), continuing nursing education (CNE) 
or continuing education (CE) credit.

Abstract Poster Sessions

Sunday, March 29, 2026
Location: Hall E

10:06-10:13 AM

AI- Based Coronary Plaque Analysis and Adverse Cardiovascular Events: the Mass General Brigham CCTA Registry

12:30-1:30 PM

Comparative Effectiveness of Coronary Computed Tomographic Angiography with or without AI-Plaque Analysis and Stress Testing on Lipid Lowering After One Year: A Primary Analysis of the DECIDE (AI-Derived Plaque Quantification: CTA and AI-Q CPA for Determining Effective CADManagement) Registry

12:30-1:30 PM

Budget Impact Analysis of Artificial Intelligence-Guided Coronary Plaque Analysis vs. Usual Care from a US Payer Perspective

Snack-n-Learn Sessions at Booth #1919

Snack and Learn:
PCI Navigator

Saturday, March 28 | 1–1:10 PM & 3–3:10 PM

PCI Navigator: Confidence to Plan Interventions with Precision X2. Discover how to plan CT-guided PCI with PCI Navigator— turning 3D anatomy, plaque insights, and physiology into confident interventions.

Registration Required
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Evan Shlofmitz , DO

St. Francis Hospital
Roslyn, NY

Snack and Learn:
Heartflow Plaque Analysis

Sunday, March 29 | 10:30–10:40 AM

Heartflow Plaque Analysis in Action: Follow one real-world patient with CAD from the CCTA to how Heartflow Plaque Analysis adds clarity, staging, and clinical value—backed by DECIDE Registry evidence.

Registration Required
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Sarah Rinehart, MD

Charleston Area

Medical Center
Charleston, WV

Snack and Learn:
Plaque, Risk, Action

Sunday, March 29 | 3:00–3:10 PM

Plaque, Risk, Action: What the Latest Consensus Statements Means for Practice. See why plaque matters for prevention, how consensus is redefining risk in nonobstructive CAD, and how the recent ACC consensus provides a practical roadmap for applying plaque analysis in clinical care.

Registration Required
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Jonathon Leipsic, MD

Past President, SCCT
Vancouver, BC, Canada

DECIDE Demo

Saturday, March 28–Monday, March 30

Participate in an interactive demonstration of the Heartflow Plaque Analysis platform featured in the DECIDE Registry. Gain firsthand insights into how advanced coronary plaque assessment enhances clinical decision-making. Visit the Heartflow booth to explore the technology in action and discover its role in improving cardiovascular risk stratification and optimizing patient management.

Registration Required
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These events are not part of ACC.26, as planned by its Program Committee, and does not qualify for continuing medical education (CME), continuing nursing education (CNE) or continuing education (CE) credit.

Do You Know Your Risk of Heart Disease?

As the exclusive sponsor of ACC’s onsite CCTA screening initiative, attendees are invited to receive a complimentary Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography (CCTA) scan enhanced by Heartflow’s non-invasive Plaque and FFRct Analysis (as medically necessary). See firsthand how CCTA and AI-enhanced tools improve diagnostic accuracy and guide treatment plans.

The experience includes an on-site scan and a dedicated consultation with a cardiologist to discuss your eligibility and review results.

Registration and prescreening are required. Slots are limited.

Learn More

The Heartflow Analysis is indicated for use in adult patients with suspected coronary artery disease. Participation is subject to a medical necessity determination by a qualified physician at the event; therefore, not all interested parties may qualify. For complete indications for use and safety details, refer to: heartflow.com/indications.

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Find Heartflow's Booth

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Visit Us at Booth #1919

We look forward to seeing you in New Orleans!