Cardiopulmonary Rehab
for Stronger Breathing

Personalized physiotherapy to ease cardiopulmonary rehab, improve movement, and help prevent it from returning.

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60,000+ sessions
Certified Physios
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Is this what you're experiencing?

You may feel:

  • 01Shortness of breath during simple activities
  • 02Fatigue after mild exertion
  • 03Reduced walking endurance
  • 04Chest tightness or discomfort during activity
  • 05Difficulty climbing stairs

If multiple Symptoms feel familiar, assessment helps

Why cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is important

Reduced Oxygen Efficiency

Heart and lungs work harder to deliver oxygen

Lower Endurance Capacity

Muscles fatigue faster during activity

Deconditioning

Reduced activity leads to further weakness

Breathing Pattern Changes

Shallow or inefficient breathing increases effort

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Why cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is important

Patient on a treadmill during supervised cardiopulmonary rehabilitation with physiotherapist

Common causes include:

  • Post cardiac surgery recovery40%
  • Post-heart attack rehabilitation25%
  • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)15%
  • Post-COVID recovery10%
  • Asthma-related deconditioning10%

The Vyana Recovery Process

Your care is structured like this:

  1. We assess breathing efficiency, endurance, heart response, and activity tolerance.

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Your Progress Week by Week

Progress Report Week by Week

  • Week 1 : Safety monitoring and breathing control
  • Week 2 : Improve tolerance to daily activities
  • Week 3 : Increased stamina and reduced fatigue (in Progress)
  • Week 4 : Confidence to return to regular functioning (up coming)

Progress may feel gradual,
but your body is adapting each week.

Pain Level

Pain: 0% → 100% baseline1 Week2 Week3 Week4 Weeks
Vyana Guided RecoveryTypical Self Managed Care

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You don't have to live with pain.

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FAQs

Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is a structured physiotherapy program designed to improve heart and lung function. It includes supervised breathing exercises, endurance training, and monitored physical activity to safely rebuild stamina and oxygen efficiency.

Cardiopulmonary rehab is recommended for individuals recovering from heart surgery, heart attack, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, post-COVID complications, or reduced exercise tolerance.

Pulmonary rehabilitation improves breathing by strengthening respiratory muscles, improving oxygen delivery, correcting breathing patterns, and gradually increasing activity tolerance under supervision.

Yes. Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation is carefully monitored and customized according to each individual's heart and lung capacity. Exercises are progressed gradually to ensure safety and reduce complications.

The duration depends on the condition and recovery stage. Most programs run for several weeks with gradual progression in endurance, breathing capacity, and overall functional strength.

For stable patients, certain breathing exercises, light endurance training, and guided monitoring can be done through online physiotherapy sessions. However, severe or high-risk cases require in-person supervision.