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Robert Berry¹, Clinton A Brawner, S George Kipa

¹Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan (Mr Berry and Drs Brawner and Keteyian); Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Detroit, Michigan (Dr Kipa); Virtual Care, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, Michigan (Ms Stevens); and Health Alliance Plan, Detroit, Michigan (Dr Bloom).

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Telemedicine home-based cardiac rehabilitation (TM-HBCR) offers a solution for patients facing barriers to traditional facility-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR). This approach expands access to essential cardiac care for individuals unable to attend in-person sessions.

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Area of Science:

Cardiology
Digital Health
Rehabilitation Medicine

Background:

Facility-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs are crucial for patient recovery but face participation barriers.
Barriers such as work commitments and transportation issues limit access to traditional CR.
Telemedicine offers a potential solution to overcome these accessibility challenges.

Observation:

This case series reports on two patients enrolled in the Henry Ford telemedicine home-based cardiac rehabilitation (TM-HBCR) program.
Both patients encountered significant barriers to attending facility-based CR.
They were, however, willing and able to participate in the TM-HBCR program.

Findings:

The TM-HBCR model successfully engaged patients who might otherwise have been excluded from CR.
Technology enables the delivery of key CR components remotely via personal mobile devices.
This demonstrates the feasibility of providing cardiac rehabilitation outside traditional clinical settings.

Implications:

Telemedicine-based cardiac rehabilitation can significantly improve access to care for a wider patient population.
HBCR models can address known limitations of facility-based CR participation.
Further adoption of TM-HBCR could enhance recovery outcomes and patient engagement in cardiac care.