Learn more about cardiac rehabilitation this week at PRMC

In the PRMC Cardiac Rehab center Sheralee Windham, RN and patient Becky Jeske work together on specialized equipment. Jeske has been a patient in Cardiac Rehab since 2020. She comes twice a week and says she looks forward to it because it makes her feel good and her day better. Contributed photo

By Jennifer Stultz

Tri-County Tribune Editor

w/Kimberly Chockley, PRMC Communications and Marketing Coordinator

Cardiac rehabilitation is a service that helps people improve their cardiovascular health after a heart event or procedure. It includes exercise, education, and counseling. This week, February 9-15, Pratt Regional Medical Center celebrates Cardiac Rehabilitation Week and invites the public to stop in from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to visit with staff and learn more about heart issues.

No one needs to face heart disease alone. Cardiac rehabilitation at Pratt Regional Medical Center is a team effort. It’s a medically supervised program in which patients partner with doctors, nurses, and pharmacists — plus family and friends — to take charge of the choices, lifestyle, and habits that affect heart health.

People of all ages and fitness levels who have experienced a heart attack, heart failure, angioplasty, or heart surgery may benefit from cardiac rehab. PRMCs Cardiac Rehab program could help those with these issues feel better physically and psychologically.

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