Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab
This department offers
- Cancer rehabilitation
- Cardiac rehabilitation
- Heart & vascular care
- Heart attack recovery
- Heart fitness
- Heart surgery recovery
- Pulmonary rehabilitation
- Vascular rehabilitation
Personalized care that helps you heal and thrive
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Why choose cardiac, pulmonary or vascular rehab?
- It can save your life. Cardiac rehab is proven to help people live longer after a heart event or surgery. It’s one of the most effective steps you can take toward recovery.
- Feel better, stay stronger. Our program helps you rebuild strength, manage your medications, and avoid future hospital visits. You’ll also get the emotional support you need to feel more confident in your recovery.
- Support that keeps you going. When your doctors and care team are involved, you’re more likely to stick with the program—and see real results.
- A plan that fits your life. Most programs last 8 to 12 weeks, but we’ll tailor the length to your health needs and insurance coverage. When you finish, we’ll give you tools to help you stay active and healthy for the long run.
Why choose cancer rehab?
- It’s free for patients. Thanks to support from the Intermountain Foundation, this program is offered at no cost to you.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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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