Support & Rehabilitation

We know that heart disease affects our patients, and their families and friends, in many ways. We are committed to providing support and resources for you and your loved ones.

Cardiac Rehabilitation & Education

We offer services designed to assist patients recovering from coronary artery disease and cardiothoracic surgical procedures. Our goal is to improve your general fitness with an emphasis on cardiac conditioning, risk factor modification, cardiac disease education, treatment, and prevention as well as health maintenance.

For more information or to get a referral please call (626) 397-5627.

Your Cardiac Rehab Team

Under the supervision of a cardiologist, your cardiac rehabilitation team works together to coordinate a personalized program for each patient. Your team includes registered nurses, a registered dietitian, and a licensed clinical social worker. Registered nurses supervise all exercise sessions and are certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support techniques and exercise physiology principles. A physician is available at all times.

On average, 94 percent of patients admitted to the program successfully complete their wellness plan.

Heart Wellness

Our Comprehensive Heart Wellness Program includes:

Comprehensive history and screening by registered nurses
Personalized consultation with a registered dietitian, heart-healthy nutrition counseling, diabetes education, body fat testing and cooking classes designed specifically for individuals with heart disease
Individualized exercise program to maintain lifestyle changes
Outpatient access to emotional assessment and counseling, as needed
Stress management, including individual counseling, group lectures and spouse support
Heart-to-Heart mentorship from former heart patients who are available to answer questions from a patient’s perspective

Dedicated Facilities

The Cardiac Rehabilitation Program is located in the Wingate Building, with dedicated rehabilitation facilities and state-of-the-art equipment designed to assist patients in achieving the highest level of cardiac function possible. Services are provided Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Woman on treadmill in cardiac rehab center

Heart & Vascular Resources

These references are shared for educational purposes. Please consult with your physician or appropriate medical provider if you have any questions regarding your health.

Visit the American Heart Association to find out more about heart disease, understand the risk factors, learn to recognize the signs of heart attack, and find information about healthy lifestyle choices.