The Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research is set to enhance cardiac care accessibility in rural areas by launching weekly heart screening clinics in Chamarajanagar district, Karnataka. This initiative, announced by Institute Director Dr. B. Dinesh, will collaborate with Chamarajanagar Medical College and local authorities. Screening will occur every Monday or Wednesday, with patients needing advanced interventions referred to Mysuru. This move is in response to the rising incidence of cardiovascular diseases, particularly among younger populations, attributed to sedentary lifestyles and poor dietary habits. Dr. Dinesh advocates for preventive healthcare, recommending annual health check-ups for individuals over 40 and quarterly screenings for those with existing heart conditions. The institute is also planning to construct a new 200-bed facility in Mysuru soon and is working on a 437-bed super-speciality cardiac hospital in Hubballi, expected to open in September. Additionally, the establishment of satellite cardiac units in Bengaluru and Charaka Hospital is part of the broader strategy to strengthen cardiac healthcare services across Karnataka.