Find a cardiac rehabilitation program near you
Heart and cardiac rehabilitation programs across Australia
Cardiac rehabilitation supports you to make healthy lifestyle changes after a heart procedure or heart condition diagnosis.
To start your recovery journey, talk with your doctor and explore cardiac rehabilitation programs across Australia through our directory.
About cardiac rehab
What’s a cardiac rehabilitation program?
Cardiac rehabilitation programs, also known as cardiac rehab, are a structured way to bring together all the things you need to do to keep your heart healthy after a diagnosis and surgery or procedure.
Cardiac rehabilitation programs include education on your heart, medications, healthy eating, mental health and wellbeing, managing risk factors, and returning to everyday life. They can also support you to get back to exercise under the guidance of a specialised team.
Why should I attend cardiac rehab?
Cardiac rehabilitation programs support your recovery from a recent diagnosis and surgery or procedure as you adjust to learning to live with a heart condition. People who attend a cardiac rehabilitation program have improved health and wellbeing and reduce their risk of having heart problems in the future.
Is cardiac rehabilitation for me?
Cardiac rehabilitation is suitable for people who have:
- experienced a cardiac arrest, heart attack, angina
- had a cardiac stent, bypass or valve surgery.
Some programs also cater for people living with heart failure, those who have had a pacemaker or implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD), and who are living with a heart rhythm problem such as atrial fibrillation.
Phases of cardiac rehabilitation
Finding a cardiac rehabilitation program on our directory
Our cardiac services directory includes a list of cardiac rehabilitation programs operating across Australia, with descriptions of how the program is run, when they run, any costs and referral/contact details.
Please note some programs included are exercise only – so that they are best to attend after you have completed a Phase 2 outpatient program.
Tips on how to search
- To find a program near you, enter your postcode or the name of a service in the search bar.
- Change the search radius, from 5km up to 50km, to see services within your chosen distance.
- Once the results appear, click ‘View service’ to see more details about each program.
Statewide telehealth cardiac rehabilitation programs
Some states and private health insurers operate telehealth-based cardiac rehabilitation programs. These programs use phone calls and video conferencing to deliver their service. This means that you can access from your own home. For a list of these programs please see here:
Cardihab (national)
Description: Cardihab is a clinically validated nationwide telehealth program. Cardiac rehabilitation telehealth is where rehabilitation services are provided over the phone or by video conferencing. The list below includes some major telehealth services that are available across the nation.
Website: cardihab.com
Find a provider: cardihab.com/find-a-provider/
Heart Health at Home (national)
Description: Medibank Heart Health at Home is a phone-based cardiac rehabilitation program that runs over 6 to 8 weeks and you can participate no matter where you live in Australia (eligibility criteria may apply).
Website: medibank.com.au/health-support/health-services/medibank-at-home/heart-health/
Find a provider: 1300 307 440 or [email protected]
Country Access to Cardiac Health (South Australia)
Description: The Country Access to Cardiac Health (CATCH) program has been developed to improve access to cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention programs (Heart Health) for people living in country South Australia by providing a range of different access options.
Website: iccnetsa.org.au/catch
Contact: Phone: 7117 0600, Fax: 7117 0635 and email: [email protected]
Ramsay Connect, Virtual Heart Failure Service
Description: Virtual nurse-led service to support people with chronic heart failure at home, using remote monitoring. The program includes virtual consultations with specialist nurses and allied health professionals to help patients manage their medication, diet, exercise and mental health in partnership with their treating doctors. The service aims to educate patients on how to manage and monitor their condition, with aim of reducing hospitalisations and improving quality of life.
Website: ramsayconnect.com.au/Services/Virtual-Heart-Failure-Service
Contact: Phone: 1300 131 186 and email: [email protected]
St Luke’s (Tasmania)
Description: The cardiac rehabilitation program is for St Lukes members who have recently been to a hospital for a heart condition or surgery, or have upcoming heart surgery. The program runs for 7 weeks and is delivered by Honeysuckle health, on behalf of St Lukes. The program is designed to support members as they recover, improving understanding of their condition and adjustment to their diagnosis.
Website: www.stlukes.com.au
Contact: Phone: 1300 651 988, fax: (03) 6334 0711 and email: [email protected]
Improving the quality of cardiac rehabilitation
The Heart Foundation is working closely with SOLVE CHD and ACRA to improve the availability and quality of cardiac rehabilitation programs across Australia.
On the directory you will see some programs have ACRA/ICCPR Provider Certification status. These providers have completed additional training through the ICCPR International Council of Cardiac Prevention and Rehabilitation, supported by ACRA.
Solving the long-standing evidence-practice gap associated with cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention of coronary heart disease
SOLVE-CHD is a NHMRC Synergy Grant, a multidisciplinary research team of researchers and clinicians with allied health, nursing, cardiology, public health, health economics and psychology backgrounds. Our goal is to transform post-discharge secondary prevention and reduce the burden of heart disease by decreasing deaths, hospitalisations and costs via a program of work that integrates data, technology, partnerships and capacity building.
The Australian Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation Association (ACRA) is the peak body which provides support and advocacy for multidisciplinary health professionals to deliver evidence-based best practice across the continuum of cardiovascular care. ACRA’s aim is to empower health professionals to achieve optimal and equitable outcomes for all affected by cardiovascular disease.
Terms of use
This Directory has been published by the National Heart Foundation of Australia as general information only.
The Heart Foundation cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in the Directory, nor does it endorse any of the services or practitioners contained within.
The Heart Foundation accepts no liability for any loss or damage, resulting from the reliance on the content of the Directory, or its accuracy, currency or completeness.
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Last updated04 August 2025
Last reviewed30 July 2025