Initial Assessment $300, 90 minutes. Twelve-week group programme $800. One to one from $500 per month.
Supervised exercise rehabilitation for cardiac and vascular patients, delivered by a CEPNZ registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist at the Wintec Biokinetic Clinic in Hamilton.
This is a clinical service, not a fitness programme. Every patient is individually assessed, individually prescribed for, screened before each session, and reported on in writing to the referring clinician.
After myocardial infarction, percutaneous coronary intervention or coronary artery bypass grafting
Stable angina
Atrial fibrillation, including patients preparing for or recovering from ablation
Chronic heart failure, with specialist clearance
Peripheral arterial disease and intermittent claudication
Patients who have completed a public cardiac rehabilitation programme and want structured supervision to continue
Patients who declined, could not attend, or fell away from a public programme
This service is designed to sit alongside publicly funded cardiac rehabilitation rather than replace it. Where a patient is eligible for the Te Whatu Ora programme, that is usually the right first step, and this is what comes next.
Initial Assessment $300, 90 minutes. Twelve-week group programme $800. One to one from $500 per month.
Supervised exercise rehabilitation for cardiac and vascular patients, delivered by a CEPNZ registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist at the Wintec Biokinetic Clinic in Hamilton.
This is a clinical service, not a fitness programme. Every patient is individually assessed, individually prescribed for, screened before each session, and reported on in writing to the referring clinician.
After myocardial infarction, percutaneous coronary intervention or coronary artery bypass grafting
Stable angina
Atrial fibrillation, including patients preparing for or recovering from ablation
Chronic heart failure, with specialist clearance
Peripheral arterial disease and intermittent claudication
Patients who have completed a public cardiac rehabilitation programme and want structured supervision to continue
Patients who declined, could not attend, or fell away from a public programme
This service is designed to sit alongside publicly funded cardiac rehabilitation rather than replace it. Where a patient is eligible for the Te Whatu Ora programme, that is usually the right first step, and this is what comes next.
