Our team offers gentle care to all our patients in a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment. Whether you require routine monitoring or specialized interventions, we are committed to helping you achieve optimal respiratory and cardiovascular health close to home.
What Cardiopulmonary Procedures Are Available Near Me?
Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital is proud to have one of the most advanced cardiopulmonary suites in the Upper Peninsula. Our highly experienced Cardiopulmonary Department is capable of performing many of the latest cardiopulmonary procedures, including:
- Sleep study/polysomnography
- EEG
- Cardiac rehabilitation
- Pulmonary rehabilitation
- Pulmonary stress testing
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Pulmonary disease education and training
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Cardiac stress testing
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Cardiac education and training
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Advanced ventilator care and management
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Breath alcohol testing
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Arterial blood gas sampling
The Zio® Heart Monitor
Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital takes pride in being at the forefront of modern medicine in any field. One of the latest additions to our commitment to cutting-edge technology is the Zio® heart monitor. Unlike traditional Holter monitors, which typically involve several wires and have to be taken off during certain routine activities, the Zio® is a completely wireless solution.
The Zio® is the world’s first single-use, continuous recording device. A simple, intuitive, comfortable, and cost-effective alternative that won’t get in the way of your day-to-day activities. Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital is proud to be the first and only hospital in the Upper Peninsula to offer this therapy.
Some of the most innovative features include:
- Brand new device for every patient
- Records every heartbeat to detect symptomatic and asymptomatic events
- Can be worn up to 14 days (memory storage up to 14 days)
- Water-resistant with no external wires
- It’s small, comfortable, and inconspicuous
- No need for removal, even during daily activities, including showering and sleeping
- 100% recyclable
Cardiopulmonary FAQs
What conditions do cardiopulmonary services address?
Our cardiopulmonary services focus on diagnosing and treating a variety of heart and lung conditions, including but not limited to:
- Asthma
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Heart disease
- Arrhythmias
What do cardiopulmonary specialists do?
Cardiopulmonary specialists are clinicians who specialize in all conditions related to the heart and lungs, utilizing a range of cutting-edge diagnostic tools, including:
- PFT testing
- Cardiac and pulmonary stress testing
- Blood testing
- Holter monitor use
The training of a cardiopulmonary physician typically involves completing medical school, followed by residency in internal medicine, and subsequent fellowship training in cardiology or pulmonology, depending on their specialization. This ensures they are well-equipped to diagnose and treat complex conditions affecting the heart and lungs.
Do I need to see a cardiopulmonary specialist?
Anyone who has experienced the following symptoms frequently could benefit from a consultation with a cardiopulmonary specialist:
- Repeated dizziness
- Faintness
- Shortness of breath
- Chest pains
- Difficulty breathing
Patients who have had a recent pulmonary episode or procedure should continue to consult with their cardiopulmonary specialist to ensure they are healing correctly and to carefully monitor overall health and minimize the risk of a repeat event.
Does insurance cover cardiopulmonary services?
Most insurance plans cover cardiopulmonary services. We recommend checking with your insurance provider or contacting our billing department for assistance with verifying coverage specific to your plan.
What pulmonary rehabilitation services are available?
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Breathing Easier. Living Better.
Our Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program is designed to help individuals with chronic lung conditions improve breathing, increase endurance, and regain independence in daily activities.
Why Would Someone Be Referred to Pulmonary Rehab?
You may be referred to pulmonary rehabilitation if you have:
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
- Chronic bronchitis
- Emphysema
- Pulmonary fibrosis
- Asthma
- Lung surgery recovery
- Long COVID respiratory symptoms
- Other chronic lung conditions
Pulmonary rehabilitation can help reduce shortness of breath, improve stamina, decrease hospitalizations, and enhance overall quality of life.
What Does the Program Include?
Each participant receives a personalized plan based on their diagnosis and functional ability. Services may include:
- Supervised low-impact aerobic exercise
- Treadmill or stationary cycling
- Upper and lower body strengthening exercises
- Breathing retraining techniques
- Oxygen monitoring and management
- Education on inhaler technique and medication use
- Energy conservation strategies
- Nutritional guidance
- Education on managing flare-ups
How Long Does the Program Last?
Most pulmonary rehabilitation patients attend:
- 2 times per week
- For approximately 12 - 18 weeks
- Totaling up to 36 sessions, depending on diagnosis and insurance coverage
Your care plan is tailored to your needs and adjusted as you build strength and endurance.
Our Pulmonary Rehabilitation Team
Our pulmonary rehab team collaborates with your provider to deliver comprehensive, coordinated respiratory care.
We are committed to helping you breathe easier, move more comfortably, and return to the activities that matter most.
What cardiac rehabilitation services are available?
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Helping You Return to Life with Confidence
Our Cardiac Rehabilitation Program is a medically supervised program designed to help patients recover from heart-related conditions and procedures while building strength, endurance, and confidence.
Why Would Someone Be Referred to Cardiac Rehab?
Your provider may refer you to cardiac rehabilitation if you have experienced:
- Heart attack (myocardial infarction)
- Coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG)
- Coronary stent placement or angioplasty
- Heart valve repair or replacement
- Heart failure
- Stable angina
- Other cardiac diagnoses as determined by your provider
Cardiac rehabilitation helps reduce the risk of future cardiac events, improve heart function, manage symptoms, and enhance overall quality of life.
What Does the Program Include?
Each patient receives an individualized treatment plan developed by our cardiac rehabilitation team. Your plan may include:
- Supervised cardiovascular exercise (treadmill, stationary bike, NuStep, elliptical)
- Strength training and resistance exercises
- Flexibility and balance exercises
- Blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen monitoring during exercise
- Education on heart-healthy nutrition
- Medication review and management education
- Stress management techniques
- Lifestyle counseling and risk factor modification
How Long Does the Program Last?
Most patients attend cardiac rehabilitation:
- 2-3 times per week
- For approximately 12 weeks
- Totaling up to 36 sessions, depending on diagnosis and insurance coverage
Your program length is determined by your diagnosis, progress, and provider recommendations.
Our experienced team monitors your progress closely and adjusts your program to ensure steady improvement in a safe, supportive environment.
Talk to Your Provider About Cardiopulmonary Services in Manistique, MI
If you or a loved one is in need of specialized cardiopulmonary care, our dedicated medical team is here to help. Call Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital today at (906) 341-3200 to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment. Supporting the health of the Upper Peninsula, including yours, is our top priority.
