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"A Comprehensive Wellness Program for the Heart" WHAT IS CARDIAC REHABILITATION? Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center’s CardioCare Program is an exercise and education program designed to improve your quality of life when you have a heart condition. The goals of cardiac rehab are (1) to help you regain strength, (2) to prevent your condition from worsening, and (3) to reduce your risk of future heart problems. WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM CARDIAC REHABILITATION? You may benefit from cardiac rehab if your medical history includes:
Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center offers Phase II Cardiac Rehab. You can enter the outpatient Phase II Cardiac Rehab Program soon after you leave the hospital. This phase generally last from two to 12 weeks. During this phase, you gradually increase your activity level, under the direct supervision of a registered nurse. You will learn how to exercise safely at home, learn about a healthy diet, smoking cessation, weight loss, increase your knowledge of your disease and how to manage your disease and coping with your condition. After completion of Phase II Cardiac Rehab, each individual will be given a tour of the hospital’s fitness center. By joining a fitness center, you are making a life-long commitment to your health. The fee for the fitness center is minimal.
HOW DO I ENTER A PHASE II
CARDIAC REHAB PROGRAM?
WHEN DO I ATTEND CARDIAC
REHAB? For more information, contact our Cardiac Rehab Coordinator, Jennifer Leslie, RN, at (270) 259-9584.
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