The HeartRisa Collaborative
The connective tissue of the Heart Spark ecosystem.
HeartRisa is a multi-stakeholder survivorship innovation collaborative administered by COIM Inc. — a federated platform that unites survivors, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, innovators, community organizations, foundations, industry partners, and policymakers behind a single mission: improving life after cancer and advancing cardiovascular survivorship at national scale. This page provides the constitutional context for the CSPN Strategic Partnership.
Article XXII
Constitutional Purpose
§22.1 Mission
§22.2 Vision
§22.3 Core Functions
A Community
Connecting survivors and stakeholders.
A Learning Network
Advancing knowledge.
A Research Network
Generating evidence.
An Innovation Collaborative
Developing solutions.
A Technology Access Platform
Expanding access.
A Leadership Community
Developing future leaders.
An Implementation Network
Scaling successful models.
A Dissemination Platform
Spreading best practices.
Federated Ecosystem
COIM Inc. is the ecosystem manager. HeartRisa is the collaborative layer.
Under this structure, HeartRisa becomes the collaborative platform that mobilizes the collective capabilities of the entire ecosystem. CSPN participates as a Strategic Partner — not as an owner, manager, or foundational operational component — while contributing reach, recruitment, expertise, and dissemination.
Article XVI
Core Ecosystem Members
Core Ecosystem Members are organizations managed by COIM Inc. that provide foundational infrastructure supporting HeartRisa.
Heart Prosper P.C.
Enterprise governance, strategic oversight, long-range planning, ecosystem stewardship.
Preventive Cardio-Oncology LLC
Operational services, internship administration, workforce development, administrative support.
My Heart Spark P.C.
Clinical innovation, wellness programming, clinical implementation, care model development.
Heart Spark Tech (DBA of My Heart Spark P.C.)
Digital infrastructure, software development, platform management, UX development.
My Heart Opulence LLC
Creative innovation, storytelling, design, educational media.
Heart Risk Tech LLC
Risk prediction, analytics, AI-enabled assessment tools, licensing of cardiovascular technologies.
Dr. Brown Cares LLC
Scholarship, publications, educational content, thought leadership.
My Life Spark P.C.
Practice innovation, replication models, implementation pathways, practice incubator activities.
My Heart Spark Foundation, Inc.
Outreach, advocacy, education, public-benefit initiatives, community engagement.
Article XVII
Operating Divisions
HeartRisa Community Division
Focus: Survivors · Caregivers · Advocacy · Engagement
Primarily supported by: My Heart Spark Foundation, My Heart Opulence, CSPN
HeartRisa Education Division
Focus: Professional education · Survivor education · Leadership development · Certificates
Primarily supported by: Dr. Brown Cares, My Heart Spark P.C., CSPN
HeartRisa Research Division
Focus: Collaborations · Registries · Publications · Grants
Primarily supported by: COIM, My Heart Spark Foundation, Dr. Brown Cares
HeartRisa Innovation Division
Focus: New technologies · Co-design · Pilots · Accelerators
Primarily supported by: Heart Spark Tech, Heart Risk Tech, My Heart Opulence
HeartRisa Clinical Transformation Division
Focus: Care models · Implementation · Prevention · Survivorship pathways
Primarily supported by: My Heart Spark P.C., My Life Spark P.C., Preventive Cardio-Oncology LLC
Article XXIII
Ecosystem Services Provided by COIM
COIM is more than an administrator — it is the ecosystem services organization.
23.1 Governance Services
- ›Governance administration
- ›Strategic planning
- ›Compliance oversight
- ›Meeting administration
- ›Partner management
23.2 Membership Services
- ›Membership administration
- ›Credentialing
- ›Member onboarding
- ›Member communications
- ›Member support
23.3 Sponsorship Services
- ›Sponsor recruitment
- ›Sponsor management
- ›Sponsorship reporting
- ›Impact reporting
23.4 Grant Services
- ›Grant development
- ›Grant administration
- ›Consortium coordination
- ›Reporting support
23.5 Technology Services
- ›Platform administration
- ›User support
- ›Product development
- ›Data management
Article XXIV
Ecosystem Rights and Responsibilities
Core Ecosystem Members
Responsibilities
- ›Participate in collaborative activities
- ›Support HeartRisa initiatives
- ›Contribute expertise
- ›Advance mission objectives
May receive
- ›Governance representation
- ›Collaborative opportunities
- ›Visibility
- ›Access to ecosystem resources
Strategic Partners (incl. CSPN)
Responsibilities
- ›Participate in planning
- ›Serve on councils
- ›Collaborate on projects
- ›Participate in grants and education
May receive
- ›Formal partnership
- ›Council representation
- ›Shared initiatives
- ›Access to HeartRisa infrastructure
Strategic Partners do not exercise ownership or managerial authority over HeartRisa.
Industry Participants
Responsibilities
- ›Sponsor access
- ›Support programs
- ›Participate in innovation
- ›Support education
May receive
- ›Stakeholder engagement
- ›User insights
- ›Dissemination opportunities
- ›Pilot opportunities
Industry participants do not direct research outcomes, educational conclusions, clinical recommendations, or governance decisions.
Article XXV
HeartRisa Council Assembly
The Assembly convenes annually, drawing representatives from each council to recommend strategic priorities, recommend annual initiatives, review ecosystem performance, and advise leadership.
Article XXVI
Leadership Academy
The talent-development engine of the ecosystem — four parallel tracks.
Survivor Leadership Track
- ›Advocacy
- ›Public speaking
- ›Advisory participation
- ›Research engagement
Clinical Leadership Track
- ›Survivorship innovation
- ›Implementation science
- ›Community engagement
Research Leadership Track
- ›Stakeholder-engaged research
- ›Dissemination
- ›Grant development
Innovation Leadership Track
- ›Digital health
- ›AI
- ›Product development
- ›Co-design
Article XXVII
National Impact Initiatives
Each year, HeartRisa may elevate several initiatives into ecosystem-wide priorities.
Article XXVIII
Data, Insights, and Knowledge Ecosystem
Survivor Insights Program
- ›Needs assessments
- ›Experience reports
- ›Innovation priorities
Professional Insights Program
- ›Workflow reports
- ›Educational needs assessments
- ›Technology priorities
Organizational Insights Program
- ›Implementation reports
- ›Scaling reports
- ›Best-practice recommendations
Annual HeartRisa Insight Series
Article XXIX
Innovation Marketplace
A structured environment where ecosystem stakeholders discover, evaluate, pilot, and disseminate innovations.
Survivor Innovations
New ideas from survivors.
Clinician Innovations
New care models.
Technology Innovations
New digital solutions.
Research Innovations
New evidence and methodologies.
Community Innovations
New engagement models.
Article XVIII
Member Value Exchange
| Participant | Contributes | Receives |
|---|---|---|
| Survivors | Lived experience · Advisory participation · Technology feedback · Research participation | Education · Leadership · Community · Sponsored technology access · Recognition |
| Healthcare Professionals | Clinical expertise · Educational participation · Research participation · Advisory activities | CME · Research opportunities · Technology access · Leadership opportunities |
| Researchers | Scientific expertise · Study leadership · Publications | Stakeholder engagement infrastructure · Dissemination · Collaboration |
| Strategic Partners (incl. CSPN) | Reach · Recruitment · Expertise · Dissemination | Collaborative opportunities · Visibility · Shared initiatives · Access to HeartRisa infrastructure |
| Industry Members | Sponsorship · Technology · Infrastructure · Innovation | Stakeholder engagement · User insights · Dissemination · Pilots (subject to governance safeguards) |
Articles XI & XIX
Technology Access Sponsorship Ecosystem
Industry sponsors contribute funding to a Technology Access Pool; HeartRisa distributes complimentary access to survivors, caregivers, oncologists, cardiologists, primary care clinicians, nurses, APPs, and pharmacists — with priority for financially vulnerable, rural, underserved, and young adult survivors, and for community oncologists, community cardiologists, and safety-net organizations.
Governance safeguard: sponsors do not have unilateral authority over research priorities, educational content, publication decisions, technology recommendations, clinical recommendations, or advisory council decisions.
Article XIII
Certification, Designation, and Recognition
HeartRisa Participating Organization
Basic designation.
HeartRisa Collaborative Partner
Enhanced participation.
HeartRisa Strategic Partner
Formal strategic relationship. CSPN sits here.
HeartRisa Center of Excellence
Future designation for survivorship, cardiovascular, education, research, and community engagement excellence.
HeartRisa Innovation Site
Organizations actively participating in technology development and implementation.
Article XX
HeartRisa Ecosystem Summit
The annual convening — survivors, caregivers, clinicians, researchers, professional societies, strategic partners, industry sponsors, foundations, and policymakers.
State of Survivorship Address
Hosted with HeartRisa leadership
Survivor Innovation Showcase
Hosted with My Heart Opulence
Research Symposium
Hosted with Dr. Brown Cares + research partners
Clinical Innovation Forum
Hosted with My Heart Spark P.C.
Technology & AI Forum
Hosted with Heart Spark Tech + Heart Risk Tech
Community Impact Forum
Hosted with My Heart Spark Foundation
Practice Transformation Forum
Hosted with My Life Spark P.C.
Workforce Development Forum
Hosted with Preventive Cardio-Oncology LLC
Article XIV
Sustainability Model
Membership
- ›Individual
- ›Professional
- ›Organizational
Sponsorship
- ›Technology
- ›Educational
- ›Research
- ›Summit
- ›Innovation
Grants
- ›Federal
- ›Foundation
- ›Industry-supported
- ›State programs
Educational Activities
- ›Certificates
- ›Leadership programs
- ›Professional education
- ›CME
Technology Activities
- ›Platform access
- ›Implementation support
- ›Technology partnerships
Philanthropy
- ›Individual donations
- ›Major gifts
- ›Corporate philanthropy
- ›Foundation support
Strategic Partner spotlight
Where CSPN fits.
CSPN — HeartRisa Strategic Partner
A first-tier external collaborator, not an owner.
The Cancer Survivorship Professionals Network is recognized as a HeartRisa Strategic Partner under Article IX § 9.2 and Article XIII. CSPN contributes survivorship reach, community engagement, recruitment support, educational dissemination, research collaboration, and stakeholder engagement. CSPN members enrolled in the My Life Spark partner cohort receive the benefits defined in the CSPN Partner Agreement.
Operational, governance, technology, educational, research, innovation, and ecosystem infrastructure are provided by COIM Inc. and its Core Ecosystem Members.
Open CSPN Partnership →My Life Spark P.C. inside the ecosystem.
Within HeartRisa, My Life Spark P.C. serves as the Practice Innovation and Scaling Hub — an incubator for independent micro-franchise-based medical practices, supporting the future HeartRisa Participating Practice Network that will allow survivorship and cardio-oncology innovations to spread through affiliated practices.
That is why the CSPN partnership lives here: it is the bridge between a national professional network of survivorship clinicians and the practice-scaling layer of the Heart Spark ecosystem.
Article XXX
Legacy and Scalability Framework
The long-term objective is that HeartRisa remains larger than any single project, technology, grant, sponsor, partner, or organizational initiative. The ecosystem becomes durable because it is supported by COIM administration, Core Ecosystem Members, Strategic Partners, survivor leaders, professional leaders, and programs spanning education, research, technology, sponsorship, grants, and community engagement.
In that mature state, HeartRisa functions as the central collaborative layer spanning the entire Heart Spark ecosystem — continuously translating survivor experiences, clinical expertise, research evidence, educational initiatives, technological innovation, and community engagement into scalable improvements in survivorship care and cardiovascular health.
Reference
Articles IX–XXX at a glance
This page is illustrative governance context for the CSPN Strategic Partnership and the broader Heart Spark ecosystem. Definitive terms reside in executed master agreements administered by COIM Inc.