Pulmonary Rehabilitation
St. Joseph's Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program
involves the evaluation, care, treatment and management of
breathing difficulties. The program and has been designed to help
individuals with chronic lung disease such as asthma, emphysema,
bronchitis, bronchiectasis or a respiratory problem that has
decreased their quality of life.
The benefits of this program include fewer and
shorter hospital stays for the graduates and an improvement in
their daily quality of living. Pulmonary Rehabilitation attempts to
bring individuals who have a chronic respiratory problem to their
highest level of well being and to minimize or reverse symptoms of
lung disease.
For more information or questions,
contact:
St. Joseph's Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Program
Laurie Hansston, RRT
(209) 467-6360 or email Lhansston@chw.edu
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Cardiac Rehabilitation is a program of
cardiac specific exercises and education to help assist you in
resuming a healthy lifestyle, after heart attack or heart
surgery.
Cardiac Rehabilitation offers many
benefits:
Increased physical endurance and
self-confidence
Prevention of complications and early detection of
problems
Information on healthy lifestyle options
Ability to get back to work and resume favorite activities
Cardiac Rehabilitation is more than just a
gym. The focus of Cardiac Rehabilitation is education and a
specific exercise play based on your heart's response to exercise.
While in the program, you will use various equipment while your
heart rate; rhythm and blood pressure are monitored. You will also
learn how to improve your coronary disease risk factors.
For more information or questions,
contact:
St. Joseph's Cardiac Rehabilitation
Program
1805 N. California Street, Suite 104
Stockton CA 95204
(209) 467-6360