Cardiac Rehabilitation

Phase II

Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation is typically designed for patients who have recently had a cardiac event. Patients wear heart monitors while exercising and attend classes to learn about living with heart disease. Patients are taught how to modify their lifestyle to improve their quality of life.

Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation is covered by Medicare and most insurance plans. Medicare generally covers Cardiac Rehabilitation for patients who have experienced:

• Heart attack

• Bypass surgery (open heart surgery)

• Those who have stable angina (stable chest pain)

• Recent PTCA or Stent

• Valve Replacement, Repair or TAVP

• Heart Transplant

• CHF (Congestive Heart Failure)

• Other diagnoses may be covered depending on the insurance carrier.

Phase III 

Phase III is for graduates of Phase II or patients who have other health/wellness concerns. Participants receive individual attention and are closely monitored throughout their exercise program by nursing staff. This phase can be completed at home but is typically more successful with the support staff and peer support of the Wellness Center.

Phase III and Medically Supervised Exercise are not covered by insurance but are a free service with a Wellness Center Membership. 

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Cost and financial assistance information is available upon request.