Cardiopulmonary Services
Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital | (530) 888-4530



Learn more about our cardiac specialty care services by visiting the Sutter Heart Institute web site.
Because heart and lung diseases comprise major health issues, Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital offers comprehensive services focused on providing the best care in a convenient, friendly environment. As part of the Sutter Health family, Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital gives you access to the most advanced care available.

Professional staff members provide assistance in emergency resuscitation situations, diagnostic procedures for assessing pulmonary and cardiac disease and therapeutics to treat conditions. The hospital also offers pulmonary rehabilitation for those patients with emphysema, chronic bronchitis, asthma and other chronic obstructive/restirctive pulmonary conditions along with cardiac rehabilitation programs to assist patients in achieving an optimal level of wellness in a supportive outpatient environment.

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation is available Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Attention Cardiac Patients and Families:
Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital offers CarePages to our cardiac patients and their families to share news and updates about their condition and ongoing treatment via the Internet - anytime from anywhere with loved ones across the world. Create your own secure web page!
Learn more about CarePages | ¡Cree una Página web Paciente Libre en el español!

Rehabilitation programs include educational classes for patients and family members:

Cardiac Rehabilitation
  • Mended Hearts - a support group for heart patients or family members of loved ones who have come face-to-face with some type of heart disease
  • Heart/Health Diet - a program in which participants learn to identify nutritional foods to sustain healthy hearts
  • Understanding Coronary Disease - a class providing information on treatment options
  • HeartSaver, CPR for the community - a six-hour, two-year certificate class

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Classes providing information needed to manage lung disease.