Cardiac Fitness Institute
This department offers
- Cancer rehabilitation
- Cardiac rehabilitation
- Heart & vascular care
- Heart attack recovery
- Heart fitness
- Heart surgery recovery
- Pulmonary rehabilitation
- Vascular rehabilitation
Stronger every day
Personalized rehab for heart, lung, vascular and cancer recovery.
At the Cardiac Fitness Institute, we believe recovery is more than healing—it's about reclaiming your strength, energy, and confidence. Whether you're recovering from a heart condition, vascular procedure, pulmonary issue, or cancer treatment, our rehab programs are designed to meet you where you are and help you move forward.
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Why choose cardiac or pulmonary rehab?
- Life-saving results: Cardiac rehab can significantly reduce your risk of future heart events.
- Whole-person care: Improve your strength, learn about heart and lung health, and reduce depression.
- Physician-supported: Strong provider encouragement boosts participation and outcomes.
- Flexible timelines: Most programs last 8–12 weeks, depending on your condition and insurance.
- Ongoing support: After your program, we’ll equip you with tools to stay active and healthy.
Why choose cancer rehab?
- Free for patients: Thanks to the Intermountain Foundation, our 24-visit program is fully covered.
- Tailored to your journey: Whether during or after treatment, we help you maintain or rebuild strength.
- Better quality of life: Guided exercise, education, and lifestyle support improve both physical and emotional well-being.
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