Heart & lung rehab at home
Supervised breathing and graded-exercise programmes after cardiac surgery, pneumonia or COPD flare-ups — chest physiotherapy included where indicated.
Commonly treated
Specialists available for home visits
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About Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy
Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy focuses on improving physical function, breathing efficiency, mobility, and overall exercise tolerance for individuals recovering from or managing heart and lung-related conditions.
How We Can Help
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Breathing Difficulties
Uses appropriate techniques and exercises to support more effective breathing and physical function.
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Reduced Exercise Tolerance
Helps gradually improve the ability to perform physical activity without excessive fatigue or breathlessness.
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Recovery After Prolonged Illness
Supports the gradual return of strength, mobility, and physical endurance after an extended illness.
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Post-Operative Rehabilitation
Helps restore mobility and physical function after surgery, according to medical guidance.
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Mobility and Physical Conditioning
Uses appropriate movement and exercise to improve overall physical capacity.
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Chest Physiotherapy Needs
May include techniques designed to support airway clearance and respiratory function where clinically appropriate.
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Improving Functional Independence
Helps individuals perform everyday activities more comfortably and independently.
Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy — FAQs
What is cardiopulmonary physiotherapy? +
Cardiopulmonary physiotherapy focuses on improving physical function, mobility, breathing, and exercise tolerance in people with certain heart or lung-related conditions.
Who can benefit from cardiopulmonary physiotherapy? +
People recovering from prolonged illness, surgery, or certain cardiopulmonary conditions may benefit, depending on their medical status and needs.
Can physiotherapy help with breathing difficulties? +
Physiotherapy may include breathing exercises, positioning, mobility, and other appropriate techniques to support respiratory function.
Is cardiopulmonary physiotherapy safe at home? +
Home treatment may be suitable for some individuals, but this depends on their medical condition and should follow an appropriate assessment.
How is a cardiopulmonary physiotherapy plan created? +
The physiotherapist considers the individual's medical history, current physical ability, symptoms, and rehabilitation goals when planning treatment.
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