Welcome to the Home Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
The Home Based Cardiac Rehabilitation (HBCR) program is a tele-health based program that can be done in your own home or at a fitness center. The program consists of supervised exercise, lifestyle and behavior modification that is tailored to each individual. The HBCR program uses app based technology to provide supervision and education. Patients also have access to all of the educational materials used in the traditional cardiac rehabilitation program. As well as, tele-health video conferencing with the Cardiac Rehabilitation Registered Dietitian, Pharmacist, and Pyschiatrist. Patient eligibility requirements may apply, call (415) 514-9269 for more information.
Physical Activity Education (click the link below for more information):
Exercise programs for individuals with heart disease
Resistance exercise training in individuals with and without cardiovascular disease
Finding your motivation for exercise
Resistance training for health
A road map to effective muscle recovery
Exercise and Cardiovascular health
Get Moving
Staying active and getting enough exercise can sometimes feel overwhelming with the myriad of options out there. Here is a list of some online exercise videos that you could do in the comfort of your own home (click the link below for more information).
UCSF Fitness and Recreation Center
Zumba Gold Via Amazon Video (must have an Amazon Prime membership)
HasFit 20 Minute Exercise Routine with a Seated and Standing Version
HasFit 30 Minute Exercise Routine with a Seated and Standing Version
Mobilize and Strengthen the Neck
Library of Exercise's
Each link below provides a description of how to properly perform each exercise. The chart below shows examples of exercises to work all the major muscle groups of the body.
Core Exercises
Planks (modified plank version included)
Upper Body Exercises
Counter top push-up with progression
Standing back row with resistance band and door anchor
Alternating Dumbbell Bench Press
Hands Elevated Push-up (Countertop Push-up)
Lower Body Exercises
Standing Hip Abduction (lateral leg kicks)
Mobility Exercises