Cardiac Rehabilitation
Safe, specialist-led exercise for heart recovery - whether you're rebuilding after a cardiac event, managing heart failure, or improving fitness with stable disease.
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Cardiac patients guided
Cardiac services
Condition-specific rehabilitation programs, supervised throughout.
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation
Structured cardiovascular rehabilitation supervised by a cardiopulmonary specialist - from post-event recovery to heart failure and stable cardiac disease.
Cardiac Rehabilitation After Cardiac Events & Procedures
- Heart attack (MI)
- Angioplasty (PTCA) & stent placement
- Coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG)
- Valve surgeries & interventions
- Other cardiac surgeries
Focus:
- Safe return to daily activities
- Improving stamina and confidence
- Gradual exercise progression
- Risk factor modification
Heart Failure Rehabilitation
For patients living with:
- Heart failure NYHA Class I–III
- EF-reduced patients
Focus:
- Improving exercise tolerance
- Managing breathlessness and fatigue
- Energy conservation strategies
- Functional independence
- Improving quality of life
Rehabilitation for Heart Disease & Stable Cardiac Conditions
Including patients with:
- Coronary artery disease
- Chronic chest discomfort under medical management
- Reduced exercise capacity
Focus:
- Supervised exercise training
- Monitoring response to activity
- Building cardiovascular fitness safely
What cardiac rehabilitation focuses on
Cardiac rehabilitation is a structured return to activity after a cardiac diagnosis, procedure, or period of reduced capacity. It combines individually prescribed exercise with symptom monitoring, risk-factor education, and practical milestones such as walking, stairs, and daily household activity.
Your starting level depends on your diagnosis, procedure, current symptoms, medication response, and guidance from your cardiologist. Exercise is progressed only when your clinical response supports it; it is not a generic fitness plan or a replacement for medical treatment.