Cardiac Care

Cardiac care refers to the treatment plan for someone recovering from a heart attack or bypass surgery or experiencing abnormal heart rhythms or high cholesterol. Specialized cardiac care for people with heart disease can reduce the risk of subsequent heart attacks and death from other causes.

Types of cardiac care are nutritional counseling, smoking cessation, psychosocial interventions, physical activity counseling, exercise training, and management of lipid levels, hypertension, weight and diabetes.

Learning to live with heart disease usually requires lifestyle modifications. Diet considerations and exercise—combined with education about heart disease in general and your particular condition—are the focus of cardiac rehabilitation. Contact us about private duty nurses and nurse aides for patients needing cardiac care.

For more information call: 1.800.505.3982