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Cardiac Rehabilitation & Wellness Programs
Cardiac Rehabilitation & Wellness Programs
The physicians who have collaborated to bring world-class cardiac surgery to the Seacoast would still rather prevent heart disease than repair damaged hearts. At Portsmouth Regional Hospital, we offer innovative wellness programs that help people choose a heart healthy lifestyle. We also offer comprehensive rehabilitation programs that help people recover from a heart attack or cardiac surgery.
Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Phase III Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Wellness Programs
Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
This medically supervised exercise program meets three times a week to improve a patient's exercise capacity and set realistic goals for lifestyle changes. The program also includes education about:
- Medications
- Nutrition
- Stress management and relaxation techniques
- Heart disease risk factor modification
- Safe exercise
- Guidelines about return to sexual activity
Many insurances cover these charges. Please ask for assistance in determining your coverage.
Phase III cardiac rehabilitation program
This medically supervised exercise program meets three times a week to help patients continue to reduce their cardiac risk by maintaining their fitness levels and lifestyle changes.
Wellness Programs
The following wellness programs are offered in conjunction with Portsmouth Regional Hospital's Wellness Connection.
Cardiac risk reduction clinic
- Hypertension and cholesterol management
Lifestyle management services
- Exercise consultation
- Nutrition counseling
- Stress management
- Massage therapy
- Weight management
- Smoking cessation
Find a Physician
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Jonathan S. Bridges, MD
Seacoast Cardiology Associates, PA
2064 Woodbury Avenue
Newington Park, Building 1, Ste 103
Newington, NH 3801
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William S. Danford, MD, FACC
Seacoast Cardiology Associates, PA
3 TerraScape Parkway
Somersworth, NH 3878
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Salman Ghiasuddin, MD
Clipper Cardiovascular Associates
112A Parker St
Newburyport, MA 1953
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Michael Jacuch, MD, FACC
Clipper Cardiovascular Associates
333 Borthwick Avenue
Suite 402
Portsmouth, NH 03801
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Benjamin Lowenstein, MD, FACC
Seacoast Cardiology Associates, PA
2064 Woodbury Avenue
Newington Park, Building 1, Ste 103
Newington, NH 3801
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Locations
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Seacoast Cardiology Associates, PA
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2064 Woodbury Avenue
Newington Park, Building 1, Ste 103
Newington, NH 3801
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