The Hallenberg Center
Head of the Cardiac Rehabilitation Institute
Dr. Brodkin Boris
Cardiologist in charge
Dr. Namik Dimitri
Head Nurse
Peleg Orit
Exercise physiologist and in charge of the rehabilitation program
Castel Zur
972-53-7678145
Fitness coach
Iberman Alex
Cardiologists
Dr. Playiv Tatiana
Dr. Kuznitz Tatiana
Dr. Osterer Alex
Secretary
Hanukayev Rae'ya
053-7678721 972-8-6663626
972-8-6663617 [email protected]
Working hours
Days Sun, Mon, Wed, Thu 07:00-16:00
Days Tue, Fri 07:00-13:00
Location
Rehabilitation Center – West entrance – Sea Road
About the rehabilitation center
Cardiac rehabilitation is intended to help patients return to their normal daily activities at work and at home while instilling proper lifestyle habits.
The rehabilitation center is a well-designed center with the most modern fitness equipment and machines, and serves the citizens of the southern area of Israel. Patients get one year of rehabilitation covered financially by the HMOs. The program includes twice a week exercise under the supervision of a cardiologist, nurse, exercise physiologist and fitness coach.
Monitors and a cardiac defibrillator are the standard of care in the center.
The equipment is suited for aerobic activity and development of muscular tolerance. On sunny days, the exercises are held on the beach.
In addition to the physical activities, patients get lectures on healthy diet and daily activities with emphasis on personal and professional attention.
First Reception day
Tuesday
The first reception day includes:
Documents needed
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HMO financial funding
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Medical documents including history and medications, resting ECG, stress test, resting echocardiograph
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Referral letter from the family physician and cardiologist
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Blood tests and for patients with lung disease, a letter from the pulmonologist, lung function tests with mention of need for oxygen while exercising.
Parking
Free of charge.
Who needs cardiac rehabilitation?
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Patients with stable heart and vascular disease
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Patients with valvular disease and cardiomyopathy
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Patients who had recent myocardial infarction
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Patients with heart failure
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Patients after heart surgery, coronary intervention and cardiac transplantation
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Patients with inborn heart defects
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Patients with cardiovascular risk factors