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Up to  0
people worldwide may have
primary aldosteronism
0
do not know
they do
0
could be
surgically cured
0
could be
medically treated

Although it affects millions of hypertensives, primary aldosteronism is mistakenly considered “rare.”
Understanding of the disease remains fragmented, and it is seldom diagnosed and treated.

Although it affects millions of hypertensives, primary aldosteronism is mistakenly considered “rare.” Understanding of the disease remains fragmented, and it is seldom adequately diagnosed and treated.

Welcome to the Primary Aldosteronism Foundation

A Non-Profit Committed to Advancing Standards of Care for all Affected Patients

We are a patient initiative created to make accurate and timely diagnosis and treatment a reality for all affected patients, foster targeted research and innovation, and facilitate patient collaboration worldwide.

We help those who have, or suspect hyperaldosteronism, to navigate the road to accurate diagnosis, obtain adequate and effective treatment, stay abreast of relevant medical advances, and optimize their care.

We serve the primary aldosteronism community worldwide and are headquartered in the US state of Arizona.
Whether you or someone you know have high blood pressure that is long-standing and/or difficult to control, help us support the development of adequate responses to primary aldosteronism by signing the Foundation’s Open Letter.

We serve the primary aldosteronism community worldwide and are headquartered in the US state of Arizona.

Whether you or someone you know have hypertension that is long-standing and/or difficult to control, help us support the development of adequate responses to primary aldosteronism by signing the Foundation’s Open Letter.

Find a PA Expert
International specialists treating
primary aldosteronism.​
Find a Center of Excellence
Dedicated PA departments at
medical centers worldwide.
Find Support
Patient support groups and other resources available online.
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Each contribution helps
to make a difference.
Next-Generation PA Drugs
Clinical research studies are
recruiting PA participants.
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Patients’ lived experience with
diagnosis and treatment