Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Our Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation offers a variety of diagnostic cardiology procedures to determine underlying heart diseases and/or abnormalities and problems with the heart. These procedures help your doctor determine the course of treatment to help you maintain a healthy and productive life.
Cardiology Services
Holter Monitoring
A Holter Monitor is a device worn by the patient that records the heart rhythm for a 24-48 hour period. The application of a Holter monitor takes less than 15 minutes. Patients resume normal activity while wearing this recording device allowing a physician to observe the heart’s rhythm over a longer period of time.
Event Monitoring
An Event Monitor is a wearable device used to record heart activity when a patient experiences symptoms such as chest pain, dizziness, or palpitations. Unlike mobile telemetry, this device is manually activated by the patient during an “event.”
- May be worn for up to 30 days
- Patient-activated during symptoms
- Application takes approximately 20 minutes
- Helps diagnose intermittent arrhythmias
Mobile telemetry
Cardiac Rehabilitation Phase 2 and Phase 3
A medically supervised program for patients who have had an acute cardiac event such as a heart attack or a surgical procedure involving the heart. Patients attending cardiac rehabilitation are provided with a program tailored to their specific needs for strength and endurance training along with education.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation PHASE 2 and phase 3
Hours
Monday – Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Contact
Jennifer Cupp, R.T.(R)(M)BD), CRA
Director of Cardiology Services
Phone: (765) 932-7502
Fax: (765) 932-7469
