Phase 4 cardiac rehabilitation is the final stage of your heart health journey, focusing on long-term exercise, lifestyle changes, and maintaining cardiovascular health. Here at Movement Matters we offer a tailored 1-1 clinic-based programme designed for individuals who have completed Phase 3 (the supervised hospital-based rehab) and want to continue improving their fitness, confidence, and overall well-being in a safe and supportive environment. All of this with a qualified cardiac rehab specialist advising you on the next best steps and guiding you through your tailored sessions.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Taking Control of Your Heart Health
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Who is Phase 4 Cardiac rehabilitation for?
- Individuals who have completed hospital-based rehab (Phase 3) and want to continue structured exercise.
- Those recovering from heart attacks, heart surgery, angioplasty, or other cardiac conditions.
- People looking to maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle while reducing their risk of future heart problems.
- Anyone who wants ongoing specialist support to stay active and achieve personal fitness goals.
I highly recommend Cardiac Rehabilitation. I have been doing it for 8 years and find it hugely beneficial to my fitness and general well-being. Importantly the instructor is trained and experienced in Cardiac care, so I have the reassurance that the exercises are conducted at the right pace for my abilities and needs, in a safe and managed way. Shelley my instructor is both professional and friendly, making exercise fun and enjoyable.
What to Expect from Phase 4 Cardiac Rehab
This stage empowers you to take control of your heart health while building confidence in maintaining an active lifestyle. It bridges the gap between hospital rehab and independent exercise. At Movement Matters Physio (MMP) you will be meet by your cardiac rehab specialist and have a thorough Initial consultation before embarking on your cardiac journey, which will discuss your history, your goals, what to expect and educate you on the process. MMP will ensure you feel safe, supported, and motivated to continue improving your cardiovascular fitness journey.
It will consist of:
- Initial Consultation
- Personalised Exercise Plan – Tailored to your needs, goals, and fitness level.
- Gradual Progression – Ensuring a safe transition to independent exercise.
- Regular Monitoring – Tracking progress and making adjustments as needed.
- Education & Lifestyle Advice – Supporting long-term heart health.
- 1-1 Training or Group Classes – Options based on advice from cardiac rehab specialist, however 1-1 provides a more focused approach.

How can Cardiac Rehab help you?
Benefits of Cardiac Rehabilitation
Improved Heart Health
- Strengthens the heart muscle
- Enhances circulation and oxygen supply
- Lowers heart rate and blood pressure
Reduced Risk of Future Heart Problems
- Lowers the risk of heart attack, stroke, and other cardiovascular diseases
- Helps manage risk factors such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes
Better Physical Fitness
- Improves endurance, strength, and flexibility
- Enhances daily function and reduces fatigue
Weight Management
- Supports healthy weight loss or maintenance
- Encourages a balanced diet and healthier lifestyle habits
Reduced Stress and Anxiety
- Provides mental health support to manage stress, anxiety, and depression
- Encourages relaxation techniques and emotional well-being
Enhanced Quality of Life
- Boosts confidence in performing daily activities
- Reduces symptoms such as chest pain and shortness of breath
- Increases overall energy levels
Social and Emotional Support
- Allows for a supportive network between cardiac specialists, other healthcare providers, enabling patient centered care
- Provides ongoing support from experienced professionals as well as communal support from those on a similar journey
Longer Life Expectancy
- Research shows that patients who complete cardiac rehab have a significantly lower risk of mortality compared to those who don’t participate.