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Vernon Health’s Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics & Rehabilitation team provides a full range of heart and lung testing alongside individualized rehabilitation programs. Patients receive monitored exercise, one-on-one education, and support with risk-factor management in a caring environment. Our clinical exercise physiologists bring extensive experience in cardiopulmonary disease prevention, treatment, and recovery, helping patients feel supported every step of the way.
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Vernon Health offers several heart and lung diagnostic tests to help assess rhythm, function, and overall cardiovascular health. Tests include:
Continuous heart-rhythm recording for 1–15 days.
Ultrasound images to review heart structure and function.
Ultrasound imaging completed before, during, and after activity.
Records abnormal rhythm events for up to 30 days.
Measures how the heart responds to increasing exercise intensity.
Imaging that evaluates blood flow to the heart during exercise or with medication.
Our cardiac, pulmonary, and peripheral artery disease programs provide structured exercise and education in a supervised setting. Programs include:
In-hospital monitored activity following a cardiac event.
Medically supervised exercise and education to support cardiovascular health.
Guided exercise and breathing education to support stamina and lung function.
Exercise program designed to improve walking distance and manage leg-circulation symptoms.
Vernon Health provides supportive services that complement heart and lung care. Available programs:
One-on-one counseling with an exercise physiologist trained by the American Lung Association.
A personalized exercise and education session focused on safety, activity recommendations, and long-term health.
Patients often want to know what to expect during testing. Vernon Health offers several heart- and lung-focused evaluations, such as heart-rhythm monitors, echocardiograms, exercise-based stress tests, and nuclear imaging. Each test uses methods described in the original copy to assess rhythm, heart function, or blood flow.
These monitors record heart rhythms over time. An exercise physiologist places electrodes on the chest, and a small battery-powered device stores the information. A physician later interprets the results.
During exercise-based testing, activity levels increase gradually while heart rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen levels, and symptoms are monitored. Some versions also include ultrasound imaging before, during, or after exercise.
Rehabilitation sessions include supervised exercise, monitoring of heart or lung responses, and individualized education. Programs are designed to support quality of life and functional capacity in a safe, structured setting.
Many people search for this test when looking for detailed heart-blood-flow information. Vernon Health uses a small amount of nuclear tracer through an IV to help create clear images of blood flow at rest and during activity or medication-induced stress.
Yes. Vernon Health provides cardiac, pulmonary, and peripheral artery disease rehabilitation onsite, offering patients convenient access to supervised care close to home.
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