Home cardiology rehabilitation is an innovative mode of care that allows patients to receive specialized and personalized treatment right in the comfort of their own homes. This type of approach is particularly advantageous in that it minimizes the risk of exposure to infection, reduces the stress associated with frequent travel, and enables better adherence to rehabilitation protocols. Using advanced artificial intelligence protocols, we can personalize treatments based on continuous analysis of patient health data, thereby improving the effectiveness of treatment and preventing complications.
The use of artificial intelligence-based solutions not only increases the effectiveness of home cardiology rehabilitation but also allows foradaptability and personalization of treatment that was unimaginable just a few years ago. These technological advances make it possible to address the challenges associated with chronic heart disease management more effectively and centered on specific patient needs.
Main pathologies treated:
- Myocardial Infarction: Support in the post-acute phase, with monitoring of cardiac function and prevention of complications
- Heart Failure: Daily management of the condition, education on lifestyle modifications, and monitoring of symptoms to prevent flare-ups
- Hypertension: Control and management of blood pressure through dietary changes, pharmacology, and regular monitoring
- Heart Failure: Personalized care to manage and monitor symptoms, improve quality of life, and prevent flare-ups
- Post-Cardiac Surgery: Post-operative care for patients undergoing procedures such as coronary artery bypass or stent implantation, including pain management and infection prevention
Home rehabilitation activities of the patient
In home respiratory rehabilitation, various activities are implemented to improve the respiratory health and function of patients.
| Assisting Activities | Key Points | Benefits for the Patient | Duration of Treatments |
| Multidimensional Assessments | Continuous monitoring of cardiac health, management of chronic conditions. | Early diagnosis of complications, early intervention. | Monthly visits or as needed clinically. |
| Management of Drug Therapy | Regulation of drug therapies based on continuous analysis of health data. | Personalized treatments, minimization of side effects. | Periodic adjustments based on patient response. |
| Televisita | Remote cardiology consultations via telemedicine platforms. | Immediate access to specialists, less need for travel. | Scheduled sessions monthly or by request. |
| Tele Assistance | Nursing support and management of medical equipment through remote assistance. | Continuity of care in the comfort of home, immediate support when needed. | Ongoing support with daily or weekly contact. |
| Tele Monitoring | Remote monitoring of vital parameters via connected devices. | Prevention of flare-ups through early detection of abnormalities. | Continuous monitoring with real-time data reviews. |
| Rehabilitation Activities | Key Points | Benefits for the Patient | Duration of Treatments |
| Physical Rehabilitation Exercises | Customized exercise programs to improve cardiac endurance. | Improved physical capacity, reduced cardiac symptoms. | Programs of 6-12 weeks, with sessions 3-5 times a week. |
| Lifestyle Education and Support | Educational programs on nutrition, stress management, and smoking cessation. | Better management of risk factors, promotion of a healthy lifestyle. | Ongoing programs with regular updates and support. |
| Psychological Assessment | Psychological support interventions to manage anxiety and depression associated with cardiac conditions. | Improved mental health and emotional well-being. | Monthly sessions or on demand, depending on the patient’s needs. |
| Post-Intervention Recovery Programs | Specific programs for functional recovery after cardiac surgery. | Reduced recovery time, better long-term outcome. | 3 to 6 months, depending on the severity of the surgery and the patient’s response. |
