Palliative Care

3 Days per Week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday): 1-hour sessions (via Zoom)
Class times may vary based on patient skill level and availability
Patients submit a Daily Therapy Journal each day – this allows their assigned clinician to continuously monitor their vitals, even when they are not in class

PATIENT ONBOARDING

Patients have an initial Zoom consultation with their assigned clinician prior to starting 3 day/week cardiac rehab to discuss past medical history and establish a proper treatment plan. Each patient receives a starter kit prior to starting cardiac rehab that contains the necessary equipment needed to participate in class and take their vitals at home.

CARDIO EQUIPMENT PULMONARY EQUIPMENT

Pulse oximeter, exercise bands, pedometer
Blood pressure cuffs
Weight scale
Bluetooth ECG/EKG monitor: this device will allow both patients and LTV clinicians to monitor the real-time results and collect continuous data
Living Well with Heart Disease: Workbook (Heart Disease & Rehab, Healthy Eating, Exercise, Taking Medications, Managing Risk Factors and Emotional Health)

Incentive Spirometer – with (Respiratory Muscle Trainer)
Pulse Oximeter
Exercise Bands
vPEP (Flutter Device)
Pedometer
Harmonica
Hand and Foot Bike

PROGRAM LENGTH

Our rehab programs are 12 Weeks (36 Sessions):
During the initial assessment, patients are given a tentative graduation date based on their starting date in rehab
Upon graduating LTV rehab, patients have an exit interview with their assigned clinician where they will discuss ways they can continue exercising and staying active

CLASSROOM TIME

In addition to exercise, our rehab programs educate patients on proper diet and nutrition and teaches them basic stress management techniques. Our telemedicine rehab includes the same structure for each class:

Check-in (blood pressure and heart rate check)
Warm-up
Main exercise
Cool down
Check-out (record vitals)

EACH PATIENT WILL ALSO HAVE A MONTHLY FOLLOW-UP CONFERENCE WITH THEIR ASSIGNED CLINICIAN TO ASSESS THEIR PROGRESS AND ESTABLISH NEW GOALS.

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PROGRAM LENGTH

Our rehab programs are 12 Weeks (36 Sessions):
During the initial assessment, patients are given a tentative graduation date based on their starting date in rehab
Upon graduating LTV rehab, patients have an exit interview with their assigned clinician where they will discuss ways they can continue exercising and staying active

CLASSROOM TIME

In addition to exercise, our rehab programs educate patients on proper diet and nutrition and teaches them basic stress management techniques. Our telemedicine rehab includes the same structure for each class:

Check-in (blood pressure and heart rate check)
Warm-up
Main exercise
Cool down
Check-out (record vitals)

EACH PATIENT WILL ALSO HAVE A MONTHLY FOLLOW-UP CONFERENCE WITH THEIR ASSIGNED CLINICIAN TO ASSESS THEIR PROGRESS AND ESTABLISH NEW GOALS.

Please Note: Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabs are 100% telemedicine, and there are no in-person appointments.

PROGRAM DETAILS

Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation

PROGRAM

3 Days per Week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday): 1-hour sessions (via Zoom)
Class times may vary based on patient skill level and availability
Patients submit a Daily Therapy Journal each day – this allows their assigned clinician to continuously monitor their vitals, even when they are not in class

PATIENT ONBOARDING

Patients have an initial Zoom consultation with their assigned clinician prior to starting 3 day/week cardiac rehab to discuss past medical history and establish a proper treatment plan. Each patient receives a starter kit prior to starting cardiac rehab that contains the necessary equipment needed to participate in class and take their vitals at home.

PULMONARY EQUIPMENT

Pulse oximeter, exercise bands, pedometer
Blood pressure cuffs
Weight scale
Bluetooth ECG/EKG monitor: this device will allow both patients and LTV clinicians to monitor the real-time results and collect continuous data
Living Well with Heart Disease: Workbook (Heart Disease & Rehab, Healthy Eating, Exercise, Taking Medications, Managing Risk Factors and Emotional Health)