Pulmonary Rehabilitation is beneficial for patients living with lung complications such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), and Sarcoidosis among others. It also aids the recovery of the COVID-affected patients and helps them regain proper function. It delays hospitalization and reduces the risk associated with the lung condition. Pulmonary rehabilitation is also beneficial for people dealing with respiratory limitations resulting from complex surgeries, congenital disorders, breathing problems, and more.
Pulmonary rehabilitation program generally helps people suffering from chronic lung diseases to lead an active and better life. It is designed by rehabilitative specialists and is a combination of medical and therapeutic measures that are specific to the individual, and are made to meet the needs of the lung condition. The program also aims at providing education about the patient’s chronic lung condition and how to efficiently manage it, diet and nutrition counseling, and emotional support to both the patient and the family.
The primary goal of the program is to enable the patient to achieve and maintain a maximum level of independence and functioning. This is possible through extensive care which includes Rehabilitative care, expert Physical Therapy, Diet and Nutrition counseling, and interdisciplinary specialist supervision. Our rehab teams include specialist doctors, expert nurses, experienced physical therapists, expert respiratory therapists, exercise specialists, and dietitians. These health professionals create a program personalized to meet the specific needs of each Patient to promote independence and improve the quality of life.