HAPPY HEARTS MAINTENANCE
This program is for individuals who have recently
completed a cardiac rehab program and would
benet from ongoing group support and
guidance provided by experienced tness leaders.
These instructor-led group exercise classes are
oered once per week.
HAPPY HEARTS PLUS
This program is for individuals who have or are at
risk for heart disease and want to prevent cardiac
conditions and make a healthy lifestyle change.
· Instructor-led group exercise classes twice per
week
· Weekly visits from a Happy Hearts Case
Manager to provide support towards healthy
lifestyle behaviours, risk factor management,
exercise programming and education
· Weekly one hour education workshops on
nutrition, blood pressure, setting goals, physical
activity, managing stress and diabetes
· Support and direction provided by program
cardiologists, as needed
· Usual program length: 6 months
All Happy Hearts participants have access to
the entire network of Park Board and
participating Association tness centres,
swimming pools and arenas.
Happy Hearts Fees
The Happy Hearts program provides exible
payment options based on your budget; no
long-term commitment required. Sign-up for your
Happy Hearts pass to receive all of the
aforementioned program-specic services.
The Happy Hearts pass is equivalent to the Adult
and Senior monthly Flexipass packages. For more
information and pricing, please visit vancouver.ca
or phone 3-1-1 (604-873-7000 outside of
Vancouver).
Are you living with heart disease
or at risk of developing it?
· heart attack
· angina
· angioplasty
· open heart surgery
· high cholesterol
· hypertension
· obesity
· smoking
· diabetes
· sedentary lifestyle
· strong family history of premature
coronary artery disease
Prevent cardiac conditions and
make a healthy lifestyle change!
Register for Happy Hearts and enjoy one of two
community-based group exercise programs
specially created by the UBC & VGH Centre for
Cardiovascular Health, Heart Centre at St. Paul’s
Hospital and Vancouver Park Board for people
with or at risk for heart disease.