Pulmonary Rehabilitation Classes
A weekly circuit class that builds strength, balance and lasting lung endurance, at your own pace, for as long as it helps.
One class, a full circuit
- Treadmills & bikes for cardio endurance
- Free weights & strength rack for strength
- Stretching & balance for mobility and stability
- Reformer & trapeze tables for strength and core control
Who it's for
Anyone wanting a lasting weekly class to build their lung endurance, including people with COPD, bronchiectasis, asthma, interstitial lung disease, or who are recovering from illness or surgery. Each class is run by a physiotherapist who monitors you and adjusts exercises to suit.
If you use oxygen
You're very welcome in the class — bring your own oxygen with you, as several people in our classes already do. We don't supply oxygen, so you'll need your own cylinder or portable concentrator, but there is room for it in the exercise room and your physiotherapist keeps an eye on your levels while you work.
No referral required. Just come along.
| Monday | 11:00am, 12:30pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 11:30am, 1:30pm |
| Wednesday | No class |
| Thursday | 12:30pm |
| Friday | 11:30am, 1:00pm |
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Cost & rebates
$30 per class. Many private health extras policies cover part of the cost (claim on the spot with HICAPS). If you're on a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan, ask us how your plan applies to classes and we'll confirm it before you start.
How to join
Already had your assessment with us? Book your class online, call the clinic, or book at reception on your next visit. New to the clinic? Book a first visit first, so your class is set at the right level.
Strong evidence, real-world results
Pulmonary rehabilitation is a core, evidence-based treatment for people with chronic lung disease. It can improve breathlessness, exercise capacity and quality of life, and help people stay independent.
BREATHE · MOVE · REPEAT
Ready to breathe easier?
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call our friendly reception team. No referral needed.