The Cadre Community
A supportive space for cardiac arrest survivors and their loved ones, because recovery is a journey best shared.
You Are Not Alone
After a sudden cardiac arrest, the path forward can feel uncertain and isolating for both survivors and the loved ones who walk beside them, the co-survivors.
Research shows that peer connection and community support play a meaningful role in recovery. Hearing from others who truly understand your experience can bring comfort, insight, and hope.
The Cadre Community offers a range of voluntary, supportive resources designed to help you feel connected at your own pace, in your own way. These offerings live outside the mobile app and are here whenever you're ready.
Community Offerings
Explore the ways you can connect, learn, and find support within the Cadre Community.
SCA Learning Circles
Virtual gatherings focused on shared learning and supportive discussion.
Cadre Newsletter
Newsletter featuring community updates, stories, and resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about recovery, peer connection, and community offerings.
Peer Support Groups
A curated list of trusted external peer support organizations and programs.
Research & Publications
Update on current studies, recent publications, research participation
External resources
Dedicated resources for SCA survivors and co-survivors
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Cadre Community is for anyone affected by sudden cardiac arrest, including survivors and co-survivors (family members, partners, caregivers, and close friends). All offerings are designed to be inclusive and supportive of both groups.
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No. While the use of the Cadre application is strongly encouraged as an added tool for survivorship and co-survivorship support, the community offerings are provided outside of the mobile app and are available to anyone who would like to participate.
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Absolutely not. All community offerings are completely voluntary. You're welcome to explore what feels right for you, when you're ready.
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That's perfectly okay. Many community members start by simply listening or reading others' stories. There is no pressure to share, your presence alone is valued.
Research and Publications
Stay informed with the latest studies and findings related to cardiac arrest recovery.
“I can’t unsee him lying in my kitchen”: Understanding the trauma of family member witness a loved one’s cardiac arrest
An article that explores the unique trauma experienced by family members who witness their loved ones' cardiac arrests result in ongoing distress, fear of recurrence, delayed recognition, and psychological disconnect from others' expectations .
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivorship: A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association
A comprehensive article reviewing the role of cardiac arrest resuscitation system of care to include patients, caregivers, and rehabilitative healthcare partnerships, which are central to cardiac arrest survivorship.