Cardiac Rehabilitation is a medically supervised program of exercise and lifestyle changes to help patients maintain a healthy heart.  Exercise is a large component of the program, but patients also have the opportunity to learn how to control heart disease and risk factors through nutrition and medication classes.

Regular exercise improves heart health, lowers cholesterol and blood pressure, increases physical strength, and helps control weight. Throughout the exercise session patients are continuously monitored by cardiac telemetry and supervised by nursing staff that are trained in Advanced Cardiac Life Support.  To enroll in the Cardiac Rehabilitation program patients may contact their physician for a referral.