The Cardiac Rehabilitation Programme at Apollo Adlux Hospital is a structured, medically supervised service for people recovering from heart surgery, angioplasty or a cardiac event, as well as selected patients living with chronic heart conditions.

Cardiologists, physiotherapists, dietitians, nurses and counsellors work together to improve functional capacity, support safe return to daily activity and reduce modifiable cardiac risk factors. Each rehabilitation plan is tailored to the patient's clinical condition, treatment history and recovery goals.

Who May Benefit

Cardiac rehabilitation is a structured, medically supervised programme designed to help patients recover safely after a heart-related illness or procedure while reducing the risk of future cardiovascular events. It is recommended for individuals recovering from coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), coronary angioplasty or percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), heart attacks (myocardial infarction), and heart-valve repair or replacement surgery. The programme also benefits patients living with heart failure, those with stable coronary artery disease, and individuals at higher cardiovascular risk due to conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, or multiple heart disease risk factors. Through personalised exercise training, risk factor management, nutritional guidance, lifestyle counselling and ongoing medical supervision, cardiac rehabilitation helps improve heart function, enhance physical fitness, promote faster recovery, and support long-term heart health and quality of life.

• Patients recovering from CABG or other heart surgery
• Patients recovering from coronary angioplasty or PCI
• People recovering from a heart attack or other cardiac event
• Patients with heart failure
• Patients recovering from heart-valve repair or replacement
• People with stable coronary artery disease
• Higher-risk patients with diabetes, hypertension or other cardiovascular risk factors

Programme Components

• Medically supervised exercise training
• Education and support for cardiac-risk-factor modification
• Dietary counselling and individualised nutrition planning
• Stress management and psychological support
• Smoking-cessation support
• Medication-management review
• Cardiac monitoring, including ECG, blood pressure and oxygen saturation when indicated