Breathe Easier with Lifeline Therapy’s Virtual Pulmonary Rehab Program
A 9-week, text-based program designed for patients with COPD and chronic lung conditions — accessible anytime, anywhere.
Our virtual pulmonary rehab program brings expert care directly to your phone—no travel, no waitlists, no confusing apps. You’ll receive easy-to-follow exercise videos, education on managing your condition, and regular check-ins from licensed professionals. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or looking for ongoing support, this program is built to help you breathe easier and live stronger.
What Is the Virtual Pulmonary Program?
Lifeline Physical Therapy’s Virtual Pulmonary Rehab Program is a convenient, 9-week program created to help you manage chronic lung conditions like COPD—all from the comfort of home. There are no apps to download and no in-person appointments to juggle. Everything is delivered straight to your phone through simple text messages.
Here are some key aspects of the program:
- 9-week evidence-based rehabilitation program
- Delivered entirely via text messages
- 27 video-guided exercises and educational lessons
- 1-on-1 communication with licensed respiratory therapists
- Weekly check-ins and progress tracking
Is This Program Right for You?
This program is ideal for:
- Patients with COPD or chronic lung disease
- Post-hospitalization patients
- People with limited mobility or transportation issues
- Anyone seeking a convenient, structured pulmonary rehab plan from home
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What’s Included in the Program?
- Guided Exercise Videos & Educational PDFs
- Easy-to-Follow Daily Instructions
- Personalized Messaging with Your Therapist
- Progress Surveys to Track Lung Improvement
- No app needed — delivered by SMS
What Does the Experience Look Like?
Every day, you will receive a text message with a video link and check-in prompts. Therapists follow up with reminders, tips, and support to keep you on track.
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Who supervises the program?
Your program is supervised by a Respiratory Therapist and/or a Physical Therapist with specialized training and experience in pulmonary rehabilitation. The therapist can review your compliance and you will have the ability to communicate via text anytime you have a question.
Can I join if I have other health conditions?
Yes. Many of our participants have multiple health conditions. Before starting, a therapist will review your medical history and discuss any limitations ot make sure the program is safe and tailored to your needs.
What happens if I miss a day?
No problem! You will receive three new sessions each week, but you can complete them on your own schedule. If you need to take a longer-term break, we can pause your program and restart it when you’re ready. You’ll also have access to past session if you’d like to revisit or restart them.
Do I need any equipment?
All you need is a smart phone to receive texts and the exercise program. No special equipment is required. Our program is designed to be effective and accessible from home.
Can I speak to someone before signing up?
Absolutely. We’re happy to answer your questions. Just reach out to our team, and we’ll walk you through how the program works and answer any questions you may have. We also offer a free 7-day trial so you can see if it’s a good fit for you, risk free.
What kind of improvements do patients typically see?
Most participants report feeling more energized, stronger and less shortness of breath. Many improve their understanding and confidence in managing their symptoms with improved independence. While results vary, these are some of the most common outcomes shared by our patients.
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