Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

UT Health East Texas helps people managing heart and lung conditions

UT Health cardiopulmonary and pulmonary rehabilitation programs help people return to their daily lives with the training necessary to manage their conditions. Physicians, registered nurses, respiratory therapists, exercise physiologists and trainers work together to deliver the appropriate care for each individual.

Cardiac rehabilitation 

Monitored exercise, education and physician supervision come together to promote lifestyle change for people diagnosed with cardiac conditions such as angina, coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure or heart attack. Through this program, individuals receive the information they need to take control of their heart health so that they may safely participate in activities of life with confidence.

UT Health Rehabilitation Center in Tyler is the first in East Texas to offer Pritikin ICR. Click the link to learn more about the differences between traditional vs. intensive cardiac rehabilitation.

Pulmonary rehabilitation

Therapists help individuals with chronic lung conditions to maintain a healthier and more productive lifestyle through the use of monitored exercise, disease education, breathing retraining, medication usage, bronchial hygiene and adaptive equipment and oxygen use.

Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation locations

Rehabilitation program referrals or inquiries can be made by calling 903-596-3000 or 800-338-7293.

* Pritikin ICR offered at this location