After your coronary artery bypass surgery, you'll have regular follow-up visits with your health care team. Expect to schedule visits with:
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The surgeon. They will check your incisions.
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The heart doctor. This is to check your health and adjust your medicines.
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Your heart doctor or primary care provider. See them as often as advised.
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A cardiac rehab program. Your heart doctor may advise this. This is one of the best ways to help you get better after bypass surgery.
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