Cardiac rehabilitation is a medically supervised program designed to improve your cardiovascular health after a heart attack, heart surgery, or other cardiac procedures.
Who Needs Cardiac Rehabilitation?
- Heart attack survivors
- Post-angioplasty or stent patients
- Post-bypass surgery patients
- Heart failure patients
- Pacemaker recipients

The 3 Phases of Cardiac Rehab
Phase 1 — Hospital Phase: Begins while you are still in the hospital. Includes light walking and education about your condition.
Phase 2 — Outpatient Phase: A structured exercise program, typically 12 weeks, supervised by cardiac specialists. Includes nutrition counseling and stress management.
Phase 3 — Maintenance Phase: A lifelong commitment to regular exercise, healthy eating, and medication compliance.
Benefits of Cardiac Rehab
- Reduces mortality risk by up to 50%
- Improves exercise capacity
- Reduces symptoms like chest pain and breathlessness
- Improves quality of life and mental health
- Helps with weight management
Every heart patient deserves cardiac rehabilitation. Discuss your rehab plan with Dr. Deebanshu Gupta today.
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