Plain-English translation of NCT05972070 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This trial is testing whether people who've recently had heart procedures can do cardiac rehabilitation safely and effectively from their homes. Instead of traveling to a clinic multiple times a week, participants will do guided exercises at home while checking in with a cardiac specialist through video visits. The study will measure whether patients stick with the program, improve their heart health, and feel satisfied with this new approach.
Many people struggle to attend traditional in-person cardiac rehab programs because of travel, time, or other barriers—yet rehabilitation after heart procedures is crucial for recovery. This trial explores whether bringing rehabilitation into patients' homes through technology could make it easier for more people to get the care they need.
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After an initial assessment and nutrition consultation, you'll work with a cardiac specialist who guides you through 36 rehabilitation sessions over several weeks—all from your home. Each session includes checking your heart rate and blood pressure before and after exercise, following guided exercise routines (some on a device, some off), and answering questions about how you're feeling. You'll also have regular video visits with your care team to monitor your progress and answer any questions.
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