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Tele-Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Rehabilitation programs that take place in hospitals and rehabilitation centers and all over the world are a necessary stage for returning the patients after a cardiac event to a normal functioning. However, about 70% of patients do not apply for the hospital rehabilitation programs after the heart event that they experience. The objective of this study is to evaluate and develop a multi-stage home rehabilitation program for remote rehabilitation, based on advanced technological infrastructure and complementary clinical protocols. The study population will include about 264 clinically stable patients who are eligible for cardiac rehabilitation, but for various reasons cannot get to the rehabilitation centers.
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