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Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab

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When you enter the hospital, turn left and walk straight down the hallway. We are on the right before the hallway with the Cafe.
Schedule: (435) 207-4776

This department offers

  • Cancer rehabilitation
  • Cardiac rehabilitation
  • Heart & vascular care
  • Heart attack recovery
  • Heart fitness
  • Heart surgery recovery
  • Pulmonary rehabilitation
  • Vascular rehabilitation
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Helping your heart and lungs heal—one step at a time

If you’ve had a heart event, vascular procedure or are living with a lung condition, you don’t have to face recovery alone. Our cardiac and pulmonary rehab program at Bear River Valley Hospital is here to help you feel better, get stronger, and live a healthier life.

Cardiac and pulmonary rehab can make a big difference in your recovery. Call us today to schedule your appointment.

Why cardiac rehab matters

Live longer, feel better

  • Rehab helps you recover safely after a heart attack, vascular procedure, surgery, or lung issue. It’s proven to lower your risk of future problems and help you live longer.

Strength for your body and mind

  • You’ll build physical strength, reduce your chances of going back to the hospital, and get support for your emotional well-being.

Support that keeps you going

  • When your care team recommends rehab and stays involved, you’re more likely to stick with it—and see real results.

What to expect

Our program usually lasts 8 to 12 weeks, but it may vary based on your condition and insurance. You’ll get:

  • A personalized exercise plan
  • Education on heart and lung health
  • Support to manage stress and build healthy habits

When your program ends, we’ll help you keep moving forward with tools to stay active and well.

Why choose cancer rehab?

  1. It’s free for patients. Thanks to support from the Intermountain Foundation, this program is offered at no cost to you.
  2. Personalized for every step. Whether you’re in treatment or recovery, we’ll adjust your care plan to help you stay strong and build endurance.
  3. Feel better every day. With a focus on movement, education, and healthy habits, cancer rehab helps you feel stronger and more energized in your daily life.
  4. A clear path forward. The program includes 24 visits, fully covered by the Intermountain Foundation, so you can focus on healing—not the cost.

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