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The Heart & Vascular Center


Prospective Patients


What can I do to prepare for my procedure?  
We have a variety of information to help you prepare for your surgery . We also offer a Pre-Op teaching classes to the elective cardiac surgery patients and their families. The class is held Monday through Friday, from 11:00 a.m. to noon at Chandler Regional Medical Center. This class will help prepare patients and families for the upcoming surgery, as well as help facilitate the recovery process. You may register for the class by calling 480.728.3256 .

 
Where do I park upon arriving at the hospital?
Patients may park in the southeast parking lot and enter through Entrance "A" Monday through Saturday from 5:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. During other times, please use the Emergency Department entrance.

What forms of insurance are accepted?
Chandler Regional Medical Center accepts a variety of insurances

What kind of cardiac rehabilitation is involved after a typical procedure?
There is a general rehabilitation process whenever a patient has a bypass, valve replacement, transplant or other cardiac surgical procedure. There will be a team of physicians and specialists working with you to achieve a full recovery. Normally some form of light exercise begins while you are still in the hospital. Within two to six weeks after a hospital stay, you begin an outpatient regime to improve your endurance, set you on a lifestyle pattern that is supportive and assist in making any necessary adjustments. After six to 14 weeks, an ongoing exercise program is developed and most normal work or home-based activities can resume.

If you have any questions, please contact one of the Surgical Admissions Nurses at 480.728.3361 or 480.728.3260.

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