Cardiac & Pulmonary Conditions
Recovering from heart surgery? Learning to manage COPD? Take heart. Breathe easy. When you’re living with a cardio/pulmonary disease, CarePartners is here to help.
Adjusting to life with a heart and lung condition.
Congestive heart failure (CHF). Atrial fibrillation, or abnormal heart rhythm. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Asthma. Hypertension. Just saying the names of cardio/pulmonary conditions like these can create anxiety.
There’s concern about how to manage your condition and regain strength. Worries about whether you’ll be able to do the things you’ve always enjoyed. And worst of all, fear of having to go to an acute-care hospital – perhaps for a second or third time, especially if you’re recovering from heart surgery. The Cardio/Pulmonary Program at CarePartners aims to relieve patients and their families of that anxiety.
Your quality of life is our goal.
Helping you understand your condition and what you can do to improve your quality of life is our goal at CarePartners. A nurse care manager and an interdisciplinary team of experts specifically trained in cardiac and pulmonary related problems work with you and your doctor (as well as the staff of the hospital, if you’ve just been discharged) to determine how you could benefit from our Cardio/Pulmonary Program.
Receive coordinated care at a place that’s right for you.
Services are available in the following settings:
How to find out if CarePartners is right for you.
Ask your doctor if CarePartners Cardio/Pulmonary program can help you. A CarePartners nurse or clinician can also determine how our services can meet your unique needs.
To find out more about the cardio/pulmonary services of CarePartners, call (828) 274-6151.
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CarePartners Patient Satisfaction
Adjusting to life with a heart and lung condition.
Congestive heart failure (CHF). Atrial fibrillation, or abnormal heart rhythm. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Asthma. Hypertension. Just saying the names of cardio/pulmonary conditions like these can create anxiety.
There’s concern about how to manage your condition and regain strength. Worries about whether you’ll be able to do the things you’ve always enjoyed. And worst of all, fear of having to go to an acute-care hospital – perhaps for a second or third time, especially if you’re recovering from heart surgery. The Cardio/Pulmonary Program at CarePartners aims to relieve patients and their families of that anxiety.
Your quality of life is our goal.
Helping you understand your condition and what you can do to improve your quality of life is our goal at CarePartners. A nurse care manager and an interdisciplinary team of experts specifically trained in cardiac and pulmonary related problems work with you and your doctor (as well as the staff of the hospital, if you’ve just been discharged) to determine how you could benefit from our Cardio/Pulmonary Program.
Receive coordinated care at a place that’s right for you.
Services are available in the following settings:
- Outpatient rehabilitation: Regain strength and endurance in one of our conveniently located outpatient clinics
- Cardiac care in your home: Our home health experts can monitor your health and provide education and instruction on lifestyle choices to help manage and even improve your condition. Private duty skilled nursing is also available, from two hours up to full-time, 24-hour care.
- Home telehealth: This technology allows you, with a device in your home, to send important information about your health to nurses in our CarePartners offices. The HomeMed Health Monitoring System is easy to use and allows us to monitor your blood pressure, pulse, weight, temperature, and other vital statistics.
- Homemaker and personal care services: For assistance at home, such as bathing, dressing, meal planning and preparation, and errands.
- Adult day services: For individuals who need a safe place to be during the day while caregivers are at work or taking care of personal needs; includes a nurse on staff to monitor health and administer medications.
- Hospice and palliative care: Comfort care for those with a life-limiting illness.
How to find out if CarePartners is right for you.
Ask your doctor if CarePartners Cardio/Pulmonary program can help you. A CarePartners nurse or clinician can also determine how our services can meet your unique needs.
To find out more about the cardio/pulmonary services of CarePartners, call (828) 274-6151.
You may also be interested in:
CarePartners Patient Satisfaction