Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Specialist Visit | During the physical examination, if needed, the patient is referred to laboratories, radiology, foot scans, etc. | 20 minutes | 7 |
2 | Exercise Therapy | The use of stretching, resistance, endurance, and aerobic exercises to strengthen and improve the function of muscles, tendons, and connective tissues. | 2 hours | 30 |
3 | Acupuncture | Inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to reduce pain and improve certain medical conditions. | 20 minutes | 18 |
4 | Massage Therapy | The use of specific hand techniques for release and relaxation. | 5 minutes to 1 hour | 33 per hour |
5 | High-Power Laser | A safe, painless, and effective method for treating a wide range of conditions with higher power and deeper penetration compared to low-level laser therapy. | 5 to 20 minutes | 16.5 |
6 | Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) | A safe, painless, and effective method for treating a wide range of conditions. | – | 5 |
7 | Tecar Therapy | The use of radiofrequency waves that generate heat to treat musculoskeletal injuries. | 5 to 30 minutes | 15 |
8 | Manipulation | Applying targeted pressure and stretching at the end range of joint motion with high speed and short amplitude. | – | 3 |
9 | Release Therapy | Opening muscle trigger points using specialized ointments and manual techniques. | 15 minutes | 5 |
10 | Posture Assessment | A full-body scan and analysis from three angles (front, back, side) to evaluate the severity of skeletal and postural abnormalities. | 15 minutes | 7.5 |
11 | Intra-articular PRP Injection | Injection of medication, gel, or platelet-rich plasma into the joint or tendon. | – | 15 |
12 | Magnetotherapy | Applying magnetic force to injured tissues to aid bone fracture healing and osteoporosis management. | 20 minutes to 1 hour | 9 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Specialist Visit | Physical examination of the patient with medication prescription and necessary diagnostic tests | 20 minutes | 7 |
2 | Nerve Conduction Study | Diagnosis of certain muscle and nerve issues using special needles and generating electrical waves | 45 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes | 60 |
3 | Biofeedback | Helping control physiological functions of the body through auditory and visual data | 30 minutes | 18 |
4 | High-Power Laser | A safe, painless, and effective method for treating a wide range of diseases with higher power and deeper penetration than low-power laser | 5 to 20 minutes | 16.5 |
5 | Magnet Therapy | Applying magnetic force to injured tissues to aid regeneration and help heal fractures and osteoporosis | 20 minutes | 7.5 |
6 | Acupuncture | Inserting thin needles into specific body points to relieve pain and improve certain conditions | 20 minutes | 18 |
7 | Intra-Articular Injection & PRP | Injection of medication, gel, or platelet-rich plasma into joints or tendons | – | 15 |
8 | Low-Power Laser | A safe, painless, and effective method to treat a wide range of diseases | – | 5 |
This program includes 36 sessions of aerobic-resistance exercises, divided into three phases of 12 sessions each. Sessions are held every other day over 4 weeks. According to global protocols, during each 12-session phase, the patient is consulted at least once by a nutritionist and once by a psychologist. To record data and conduct comparative studies on the effectiveness of the rehabilitation program on the individual’s health, services such as echocardiography, exercise stress tests, electrocardiograms (ECG), and body composition assessments are performed before and after starting the treatment. Additionally, during exercise sessions, the patient’s heart rhythm and blood pressure are continuously monitored. This not only ensures the patient’s safety during exercises but also provides valuable tools for evaluating their condition.
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Subspecialist Consultation | Examination and evaluation of the individual, prescription of medication, necessary diagnostic tests, and issuance of rehabilitation authorization | 20 minutes | 9 |
2 | Sports Medicine Consultation | Determining the individual’s exercise risk level, setting up a training protocol, and supervising exercise sessions | 20 minutes | 7 |
3 | Aerobic Exercise Without Monitoring | Performing aerobic exercises using a treadmill, stationary bike, and ARM device along with oxygen therapy (single session) | 45 minutes | 6 |
4 | Resistance Exercise | Using weights, resistance bands, and strength exercises to enhance muscle strength | 30 minutes | 4 |
5 | Psychological Counseling | Assessing an individual’s ability to control psychological pressures, stress, anxiety, depression, and smoking cessation | 30 minutes | 11 |
6 | Group Education | Training on lifestyle modification, focusing on three key principles: exercise, nutrition, and stress management, along with understanding heart conditions | 1 hour and 30 minutes | – |
7 | Consumable Supplies | Oxygen mask – Chest leads | – | 3 |
8 | Nutrition Counseling | Reviewing an individual’s dietary patterns, determining BMI, and prescribing a suitable diet plan | 20 minutes | 11 |
9 | 6MW Test | Evaluating cardiopulmonary function through a 6-minute walking test | 15 minutes | 9 |
10 | ECG (Electrocardiogram) | Recording electrical heart events to assess rhythm and heart rate | 10 minutes | 5 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Electrotherapy | Using electrical waves to reduce pain and improve the function of damaged tissues and muscles | 30 minutes per limb/body part | 6 |
2 | Mechanotherapy | Using mechanical devices and various weights to improve muscle function | 15 minutes | – |
3 | Exercise Therapy | Using specific exercises to strengthen muscles and improve joint range of motion | 1 hour | 3 |
4 | Dry Needling | An effective therapeutic technique involving the insertion of thin, specialized needles into specific points to treat muscle spasms and trigger points | 20 minutes | 4 |
5 | High-Power Laser Therapy | A safe, painless, and effective method for treating a wide range of conditions with higher power and deeper penetration than low-level laser therapy | 5 to 20 minutes | 16.5 |
6 | Low-Power Laser Therapy | A safe, painless, and effective method for treating a wide range of conditions |
| 5 |
7 | Magnet Therapy | Applying magnetic force to damaged tissues to aid in healing fractures and osteoporosis | 20 minutes | 7.5 |
8 | Shockwave Therapy | Using high-energy sound waves to improve the function of damaged tissues | 15 to 20 minutes | 20 |
9 | Tecar Therapy | Using radiofrequency waves to generate heat and treat musculoskeletal injuries | 10 to 30 minutes | 15 |
10 | Spinal Traction Therapy | Gradual stretching of the lumbar and cervical spine using a specialized device to reduce pressure on discs and nerve roots and relieve muscle tension | 10 to 15 minutes | 3 |
11 | Manual Therapy | Using specialized hands-on techniques to relieve pain and improve joint range of motion |
| – |
12 | Massage Therapy | Using specialized manual techniques for muscle release and relaxation | 5 minutes to 1 hour | The cost of one hour is 33 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Foot Scan | 3D examination of the foot to assess arch height or flatfoot condition | 15 minutes | 7.5 |
2 | Insole Manufacturing | Custom-made insoles based on the results of the foot scan for use inside shoes | 10 days | 37.5 |
3 | Sandal Manufacturing | Custom-made sandals based on the results of the foot scan | 10 days | Shrank Leather Upper – 66 Natural Leather Upper – 84 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Doctor’s Visit | Assessing overweight or underweight conditions, taking medical history, and evaluating the individual’s dietary pattern | 30 minutes | 3.5 |
2 | Dietary Plan Consultation | Designing a proper diet plan based on the individual’s physical condition while considering family and cultural eating habits | 20 minutes | 11 |
3 | Exercise Prescription | Providing an appropriate exercise plan for fat loss and muscle building | 20 minutes | 11 |
4 | Body Composition Analysis | Evaluating muscle mass, fat percentage, and body water content | 15 minutes | 7.5 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Psychological Counseling | Evaluating an individual’s ability to manage stress, anxiety, depression, and smoking cessation | 30 minutes | 11 |
2 | Psychiatrist Visit (if needed) | Completing the individual’s mental and psychological treatment process and prescribing medication if needed | 30 minutes | 7 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Specialist Visit | Initial examination, prescribing necessary tests, and further evaluations | 20 minutes | 3.5 |
2 | Echocardiography | Evaluation of structural and functional heart disorders | 15 minutes | 11 |
3 | Exercise Stress Test | Diagnosis of coronary artery blockages | 30 minutes | 11 |
4 | Electrocardiogram (ECG) | Recording the heart’s electrical activity to assess rhythm and heart rate | 10 minutes | 7.5 |
5 | Holter Monitor (Rhythm) | Diagnosis of potential arrhythmias over 24 or 48 hours | 24 hours 48 hours | 25 50 |
6 | Holter Monitor (Blood Pressure) | Assessment of blood pressure levels and fluctuations over 24 or 48 hours | 24 hours 48 hours | 25 50 |
This program includes 36 sessions of aerobic-resistance exercises, divided into three phases of 12 sessions each. Sessions are held every other day over 4 weeks. According to global protocols, during each 12-session phase, the patient is consulted at least once by a nutritionist and once by a psychologist. To record data and conduct comparative studies on the effectiveness of the rehabilitation program on the individual’s health, services such as echocardiography, exercise stress tests, electrocardiograms (ECG), and body composition assessments are performed before and after starting the treatment. Additionally, during exercise sessions, the patient’s heart rhythm and blood pressure are continuously monitored. This not only ensures the patient’s safety during exercises but also provides valuable tools for evaluating their condition.
Row | Service Name | Description | Number of sessions | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Sports Medicine Physician Visit | Assessing exercise risk, determining exercise protocols, supervising exercise sessions, and issuing exercise orders | 2 times | 20 minutes | 7 |
2 | Cardiologist Visit | Issuing rehabilitation permits and performing echocardiography | 1 time | 15 minutes | 7 |
3 | Aerobic Exercise with Monitoring | Aerobic exercises using stationary bikes, treadmills, and medical arm ergometers with real-time heart rhythm monitoring during exercise | 12 sessions | 1 hour | 8 |
4 | Resistance Exercise with Monitoring | Strengthening muscles using weights, resistance bands, and monitored exercises | 10 sessions | 30 minutes | 5 |
5 | Psychological Counseling | Evaluating the individual’s ability to manage stress, anxiety, depression, and tobacco cessation | 1 time | 30 minutes | 11 |
6 | Nutrition Consultation | Assessing dietary patterns, determining BMI, and designing personalized diet plans | 1 time | 30 minutes | 11 |
7 | Psychiatrist Visit (if needed) | Completing mental health treatment and prescribing medication if necessary | – | 30 minutes | 7 |
8 | Group Education | Group training on lifestyle modification focusing on exercise, diet, stress management, and cardiac risk awareness | 1 session | 1 hour and 30 minutes | – |
9 | Consumable Supplies | Chest leads – Oxygen tubing (if required) | – | – | 3 |
10 | Echocardiography | Evaluating heart muscle size, volume, and structural abnormalities | 2 times | 15 minutes | 29.5 |
11 | Exercise Stress Test | Diagnosing coronary artery blockages | 2 times | 20 minutes | 25.5 |
12 | Electrocardiogram (ECG) | Recording the heart’s electrical activity to assess rhythm and heart rate | 2 times | 10 minutes | 5 |
13 | Body Composition Analysis | Assessing muscle mass, fat percentage, and body water content | 2 times | 10 minutes | 7.5 |
Cardiac Rehabilitation Service Package
Row | Service Name | Description | Number of sessions | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Doctor’s Visit | Examination of the limb affected by lymphedema, measurement, and evaluation of tissue structure, skin changes, and determining the treatment protocol | 1 time | 20 minutes | 5 |
2 | Therapy Sessions | Performing manual movements and massage-like techniques to drain interstitial fluid from the affected limb and return it to the cardiovascular system | 10 to 30 sessions depending on the patient’s condition | 25 to 45 minutes | 4 |
Applying specialized bandages to maintain pressure and limb size until the next session (The number of Lymphotherapy sessions varies for each individual depending on disease progression) | 30 to 45 minutes | 50 | |||
3 | Consumables | Includes various types of bandages, soft foam, gel and ointment, and specialized sleeves or stockings |
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| 120 |
Row | Service Name | Description | Time Required from Reception to Service Completion | Cost in Dollars |
1 | Subspecialist Consultation | Examination and evaluation of the individual, prescription of medication, and necessary diagnostic tests | 20 minutes | 7 |
2 | Spirometry | Assessment of lung capacity | 15 minutes | 18 |
3 | 6MW Test | A six-minute walk test to evaluate cardiopulmonary function | 15 minutes | 9 |
4 | Spirometry with Medication | Evaluating the effect of medication on lung capacity | 30 minutes | – |