Hospital-based fitness centers offer more services than you’ll typically find at health clubs. Our members join Broward Health Fitness Centers for more than general fitness equipment and strength training. Members have direct access to professional staff, including personal trainers and exercise physiologists, comprehensive classes and a multidisciplinary approach to health for the whole person.
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Full membership for community members starts at $40 a month. This includes all classes, educational lectures, referred screenings in Broward Health hospitals, a free towel, free orientation to the facilities and equipment, access to showers, a parking pass and gorgeous views from our facilities. Your journey to improved health and wellness starts here.
Broward Health Imperial Point
6401 N Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale
954-776-8830
Hours of Operation:
Broward Health Medical Center
1600 S. Andrews Avenue
Fort Lauderdale
954-355-5521
Hours of Operation:
Cardiac Rehabilitation Program
Cardio combat
Chair strength
Chair yoga
Group personal training
High-intensity interval training (HIIT)
Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program
Spin classes
Step workouts
Strength/cardio interval
Strength interval workouts
Supervised Exercise Therapy (SET) for symptomatic peripheral artery disease
Virtual tai chi
Yoga
Visit the Wellness Center at Broward Health to see how easy it is to get back into shape, start a new fitness program or maintain a healthy lifestyle through exercise and fitness. You will meet our friendly staff, who will help you get started on a path to wellness.
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Serving our surrounding communities, local businesses and Broward Health employees, we provide reasonably priced, comprehensive health and fitness services, including a wide variety of classes and access to state-of-the-art facilities. Our fitness centers are clean, less crowded and family-friendly. We also have many classes for seniors to help them live long, healthy and active lives.
Our fitness center and cardiopulmonary rehab teams work as one. We are experts in working with heart and lung patients and have several qualified trainers who assist with orthopedic post-rehab recovery.
We pride ourselves on our team’s breadth of experience; several of our employees have been in the fitness Industry for more than 20 years. Many trainers hold master’s or bachelor’s degrees, along with the American College of Sports Medicine (ASCM) or National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) certifications—the gold standards in training. Our certified teachers have countless hours of yoga, tai chi, and Pilates training.
Joining a fitness facility can be costly—from a few hundred dollars to more than $1,000 per year. To make sure your money is well spent, manage your membership the same way you would any other major investment—by keeping your eye on your goals.
Physical activity is an important action that people can do to improve their health. Experts advise getting at least 150 to 300 minutes of moderate-intensity, aerobic physical activity every week for major health benefits.
Sometimes the toughest part of exercising is just getting started, especially if you’ve been inactive for an extended period. When life interferes with your best laid plans or your body wants to settle deeper into the couch, how do you motivate yourself to fit in a workout?