Safe Recovery After Heart Attack, Bypass or Angioplasty
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Safe Recovery After Heart Attack, Bypass or Angioplasty

Cardiac Rehabilitation

A heart event can leave you anxious about movement and unsure how much activity is safe. Cardiac rehabilitation answers that question with a supervised, step-by-step programme that rebuilds your strength, confidence and heart health.

At Physiovista, our cardiac rehab combines monitored exercise, risk-factor education and emotional support. Sessions are conducted by trained professionals, with heart rate, blood pressure and symptoms observed closely, and ECG monitoring where clinically appropriate.

Who This Programme Is For

Our cardiac rehabilitation programme is designed for:

Patients after a heart attack or angioplasty with stent placement
People who have had bypass or valve surgery
Those living with heart failure, stable angina or cardiomyopathy
Individuals with multiple heart-risk factors
Anyone cleared by a cardiologist to begin supervised exercise

What We Offer

Comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation and recovery care:

Risk assessment and exercise testing based on your doctor's clearance
Graded walking, cycling and light resistance training
Continuous observation of heart rate, rhythm, blood pressure and oxygen levels
Education on medicines, diet, salt intake and warning symptoms
Stress management and breathing relaxation
Advice on returning to work, travel and daily activities
Structured, Step-by-Step Pathway

How It Works

Every cardiac rehabilitation patient at Physiovista follows a structured, step-by-step pathway.

01

Clearance

Your cardiologist's reports and recommendations guide the starting point.
Clearance
02

Assessment

We measure your current capacity, symptoms and risk factors.
Assessment
03

Monitored training

You exercise at carefully set intensity, with warm-up and cool-down.
Monitored training
04

Long-term plan

We prepare you for independent, safe exercise and lifestyle habits at home.
Long-term plan

What a Typical Session Looks Like & Key Benefits

Early sessions are gentle. You may walk at a comfortable pace, perform seated or standing movements and learn breathing techniques. As your heart adapts, duration and intensity increase gradually, with your therapist guiding your perceived effort and checking your vitals. Each session ends with a cool-down to bring heart rate down slowly, followed by a quick check of how you feel and a short education talk on topics such as medicines, diet and stress.

Key Benefits:

Stronger heart and improved stamina
Reduced fear of exercise and better confidence
Better control of blood pressure, cholesterol and weight
Lower chance of repeat hospital admission
Improved mood and quality of life

Why Choose Physiovista

Cardiac recovery needs the right balance between challenge and caution. Our programmes follow established rehabilitation principles, and our staff are trained to respond to heart-related emergencies. We keep your cardiologist informed so care stays coordinated.

Safety Comes First:
We screen every patient carefully and follow strict stopping rules. Our team is trained in emergency response, and equipment for urgent care is available. Please take your medicines as prescribed, report any new symptoms, and never exercise on days when you feel unwell. We encourage you to bring your latest reports and prescriptions to every review.

Practical Tips & Lifestyle Support

Long-term heart health depends on daily choices. We guide you on heart-friendly eating, salt reduction, weight management, stress control and quitting tobacco. We also encourage regular follow-up with your cardiologist and adherence to medicines. Family members are welcome to attend education sessions so that the whole household supports your recovery.

Practical Tips for Best Results:

Take all prescribed heart medicines on time.
Do not stop exercise abruptly, always cool down.
Avoid heavy exertion in extreme heat or right after a large meal.
Monitor your pulse and note your symptoms.
Reduce salt, trans fats and processed foods.
Quit smoking and limit alcohol with professional support.
Ask Yourself

Frequently Asked Questions