Heart Risk Calculator

Heart Risk Calculator is an app designed to estimate a 10-year risk of coronary heart disease in adults that are 30 or older. It takes into account several aspects, such as your gender, age, total cholesterol, and HDL.

You should be aware that this sort of software cannot possibly replace the advice of a doctor. To make sure you're on the right track, you should see a cardiologist.

This is a Metro program that can be easily deployed on computers running Windows 8, 8.1 and 10, even touch-supported devices like tablets. Because it doesn't need an Internet connection to work, you can use it to calculate heart risk even when you're offline.

In the main window, you can set your gender, age, total cholesterol (ranging from under 160 mg/dl to over 280 mg/dl), HDL (ranging from under 35mg/dl to over 59mg/dl) and blood pressure (ranging from under 120 to 140-159 with under 80 to 90-99), as well as tell the tool whether you're a diabetic or a smoker.

Based on this information, Heart Risk Calculator determines your coronary heart risk for the next 10 years, showing an estimate percentage level along with all the inputted data.

Although the developer hasn't implemented features for copying everything to the Clipboard, printing it or saving it to file, it's possible to take a screenshot and send the picture to an external Modern UI program, in order to save the image to file or share it with a friend or family member whose heart risk you have evaluated.

All things considered, Heart Risk Calculator proves to be an easy-to-use calculator for getting an estimate of heart disease risk by taking into consideration the medical data you specify. Just keep in mind that it's not a professional tool, so results may vary from a cardiologist examination.