Key result
Technology challenges lead barriers to home-based cardiac rehab, overwhelming ~58% of referred patients.
Population
n=206 Kaiser Permanente Southern California patients referred to an 8-week home-based cardiac rehabilitation…
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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Patient-reported barriers to home-based cardiac rehabilitation include preference for self-management, lack of awareness, and technology challenges, suggesting a need for better physician communication and structured onboarding.
Cross-Sectional (n=206)
Patient-reported barriers to home-based cardiac rehabilitation include preference for self-management, lack of awareness, and technology challenges, suggesting a need for better physician communication and structured onboarding.
Silliman et al. (2026) conducted a cross-sectional in Referred to cardiac rehabilitation (n=206). Home-based cardiac rehabilitation (HBCR) was evaluated on Patient-reported perceptions and barriers to HBCR. Patients referred to home-based cardiac rehabilitation reported barriers including preference for self-management (35%), unfamiliarity (31%), and feeling overwhelmed by technology (58%).
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