It is a program that some say is life-saving. Called the Pulmonary Rehab Program, the initiative helps Okanagan residents cope with lung disease. Interior Health has teamed up with numerous local gyms to make it more accessible. Klaudia Van Emmerik now with the inspiring story of one woman who credits the program for keeping her alive.
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Interior Health’s Pulmonary Rehab Program credited with saving lives and reducing hospital stays and emergency visits
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