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.

Cardiopulmonary Rehab

Holter Monitoring

A Holter Monitor is a device worn by the patient that records the heart rhythm for a 3 to 14 day 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

Pulmonary rehibition is a supervised program for patients with chronic lung diseases. During pulmonary rehab patients will exercise to help increase quality of life, increase energy levels, and improve breathing. Staff will educate patients about their lung disease.