Cardiac Rehabilitation

Cardiac rehabilitation follows a heart attack or heart surgery and is typically a 12-week program with exercise sessions that are monitored at our facilities. The goal of cardiac rehab is to build strength and endurance under the watchful eye of a medical professional. Staff monitor vital signs and heart rhythms to ensure there are no ill effects as patients recover from a heart issue or adjust to new medications. The hope is that once a patient gets comfortable in a routine of exercise, they will continue it on their own after their sessions end.

This program helps to improve overall function and quality of life, compliance with medical regimen, and helps patients adhere to positive lifestyle change while returning to normal life activities. 

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• Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation
• Cardiac Rehabilitation
• Cardiovascular Patient Education materials
• How to join the Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Program
• Lymphedema Care
• Occupational Therapy
• Outpatient Rehabilitation
• Physiatry
• Physical Therapy
• Pulmonary Rehabilitation
• Rehabilitation
• Speech Therapy
• Vestibular Rehabilitation