• Registered Nurse - To case manage all disciplines, educate the patient and caregiver, follow guidelines established by individualized physicians and establish mutual goal setting to prevent recurrence of emergency room visits and hospitalization.
• Physical/Occupational Therapist - To develop individualized exercise programs for patients, improve endurance, activity levels and safety through established and recognized practices and guidelines developed by physicians and therapists for home maintenance.
• Medical Social Worker - To address the psychological and social issues related to the disease process, noncompliance problems, medication costs, sexuality, death and dying and resourcing multiple needs of the home care patient.
• Registered Dietician - To assess, educate and provide resource material and direction to the home care patient experiencing cardiac problems in relationship to realistic individualized meal planning in accordance with the physician's orders.
• Certified Home Health Aide - To provide personal care services to the cardiac home care patient who is unable to provide for his / her own safety.
• Spiritual Care - To provide spiritual counseling for patient's families and caregivers experiencing grief or the loss of an individual.

Through patient education, all multidisciplinary team members work together towards the vision of "Self Directed" learning, with patients taking a more active role in their own well-being.  Our patient teaching program focuses on the steps the patient needs to know to become an active participant in managing their disease states or condition, understanding their therapy regime, and ultimately, motivating them to take responsibility for establishing and maintaining their cardiovascular fitness.

1. Smoking Cessation
2. Correct Obesity
3. Treat Hyperlipidemia
4. Treat Hypertension
5. Exercise Program

1. Diuretics
2. Vasodilators
3. Digoxin

1. Dopamine
2. Dobutamine
3. Amrinone
4. Nitroprusside