Cardiac rehabilitation
Our dedicated cardiac rehab team will help you feel your best after a heart event or surgery.
Working together to take care of your heart
Whether you’ve recently had a heart attack, undergone heart surgery, or are managing a chronic heart condition, we’ll help you restore your strength, energy, and confidence – and reduce the risk of future heart issues.
Advancing cardiac rehab
We offer comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs, including these services.
Cardiac Rehabilitation Evaluation and Treatment
Exercise training
Education and counseling
Risk factor modification
Medication management
Stress management
Monitoring and follow-up
Cardiac Rehab Makes All the Difference
Judy McBeth recounts her journey with the cardiac rehab unit at Utah Valley Clinic, Utah Valley Hospital. With the right team, navigating heart issues becomes less daunting
Redefining excellence in patient care
Intermountain Health is leading the future of care with our extensive, integrated network of specialized centers and institutes. These advanced programs are dedicated to performing research, conducting clinical trials, and enhancing patient care. We then seamlessly integrate that knowledge into our model of care to improve treatment for all our patients.
The team at Cardiac Rehab, the staff and other friendships we made, REALLY lifted me up!
— Judy
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