Breathe easier, and do a little more each day.
Personalized, closely supervised rehabilitation for people recovering from a cardiac event, living with heart failure, or managing COPD and other long-term lung conditions.
Who this helps
You’ll recognise some of these.
This list isn’t complete, and it isn’t a diagnosis. Our medical director assesses every patient in person.
How we care for your loved one
Assess fitness and breathing
We see how daily activities affect your loved one's energy and breath.
Gentle, supervised exercise
Activity that builds stamina safely and gradually, watched closely throughout.
Breathing and energy techniques
Practical ways to manage breathlessness and pace daily tasks.
Guidance and family support
Advice on staying active and confident, with regular updates for your family.
What to expect
From your first call to steady recovery, here’s how it goes.
Assessment
We review the history and see how activity affects breathing and energy.
Personalised plan
A graded, safe activity and breathing programme.
Supervised sessions
Closely-watched exercise that increases only as they're ready.
Family updates
We explain progress and how to manage day to day.
Continuing support
A plan for staying active and confident at home.
Why families trust DSW
Doctor-led care, everything under one roof, and someone who always answers.
Doctor-led care
A personal plan for your loved one, not a template.
Everything under one roof
All your loved one's recovery needs, one place.
Open 24/7
A real person answers, day or night.
Questions families often ask
The things families ask us most, said plainly.
Is exercise safe after a heart or lung problem?
Supervised, gradual activity is a well-recognised part of recovery. We start gently, watch closely, and never push beyond what's safe for that person.
Will this cure the condition?
Conditions like these are long-term ones we help manage, not cure. Our goal is to help your loved one feel stronger and more capable in daily life.
What if my parent gets breathless in a session?
Sessions are supervised and paced. We stop, rest and adjust as needed — comfort and safety always come first.
Is DSW an emergency hospital?
No — we're a rehabilitation and care clinic, not an emergency room. In a medical emergency, please call 112 or 108. Our role is planned, supportive recovery care.