The evidence is clear: early referral to exercise intervention significantly improves outcomes for people living with cancer.
Current best-practice clinical guidelines recommend that exercise be prescribed as standard care, as early as possible after diagnosis. Yet, fewer than 15% of cancer patients are referred to supervised exercise programs during treatment.
Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation bridges this gap, providing specialist exercise physiology programs designed to support clients through treatment and recovery.
Research demonstrates that supervised exercise:
At Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation,clients are supported by an Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP), with programs tailored to individual diagnosis, treatment side effects, and functional capacity.
Medical history, treatment considerations, functional status, and client's goals
Aerobic and resistance training, aligned with current guidelines
Typically 8–12 weeks with an AEP in the clients local area
Education and resources to promote ongoing adherence
Collaborative updates with treating specialists, GPs, and insurers as required
Objective measures of progress, with functional and clinical outcomes documented
Referring is simple. Once referred, clients will:
Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation provides safe, evidence-based cancer exercise programs designed to improve treatment outcomes, reduce complications, and support long-term recovery.
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