When your heart or lungs aren’t working at their best, every breath can feel like a struggle. Cardiac pulmonary rehabilitation is a medically supervised program designed to strengthen your heart and lungs, improve your quality of life, and help you regain confidence in your daily activities. But who should consider signing up? At Summit Healthcare in Show Low, AZ, […]
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While more than a million people experience medical events that qualify them for cardiac pulmonary rehab annually, only about one-quarter of them get the care they need for a full recovery. At Summit Healthcare in Show Low, AZ, we’re working to change that narrative by making cardiac pulmonary rehab, aka cardiopulmonary rehab, simple and accessible. We aim to help you
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Cardiologists treat a variety of heart conditions that may include congenital heart defects, coronary artery disease, cardiovascular disease, and heart failure. Successful treatments often include cardiac pulmonary rehabilitation. What are some of the signs of heart issues and cardiological treatments available? What is Cardiac Pulmonary Rehabilitation, and what are its benefits? We’ll dive into each of
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At Summit Healthcare, patients who are at risk of developing, or have, heart disease or lung disease will need continued contact with medical providers to monitor their condition. In addition, patients who have a diagnosis of cardiovascular disease or pulmonary disease will be referred to our cardiac pulmonary rehabilitation clinic. This clinic is designed to
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Back in the “good old days,” things were acceptable that we wouldn’t even dream of now. You could smoke in restaurants, on airplanes, and pretty much anywhere else. It seems crazy by today’s standards, but that’s how it was. By now, it’s pretty common knowledge that smoking damages our bodies in a myriad of ways.
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When it comes to the holidays, temptation can lie in wait everywhere. Delicious eggnog, our favorite warm-weather foods, rich desserts, and everything we enjoy is just an arm’s length away. Parties and family reunions fill our evenings around this time of year, so there’s no shortage of events and opportunities to eat foods that taste
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Strokes are the third leading cause of death in the United States, and the number one cause of people living with long-term, serious disability. May is National American Stroke Month, and we want to share some key information about the condition. Statistics About Strokes Almost 800,000 people experience strokes each year, and almost 150,000 people
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Did you know that someone in the U.S. has a stroke every 40 seconds? Did you know that nearly 2 million brain cells die every minute a stroke goes untreated? Don’t you think the time has come for you to activate your superpowers? This is what the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association wants you to
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