Carroll University Rehabilitative Exercise Clinic
Express

a student and a patient
Clients of the CURE Express clinic receive a detailed medical screening, physical assessments, individualized exercise prescription, one-on-one exercise sessions, and education targeting behavior modification and lifestyle change. CURE is individualized to meet the needs and goals of each participant and includes both pre- and post- physiological and psychological assessments. Program features a focus on motivational techniques and education for lifelong health and fitness.
  • Serves: Those suffering with chronic health conditions and/or people wishing to develop a healthy lifestyle. Physician referral recommended prior to exercise
  • Cost: Free
  • Contact: Jessica M. Brown, Associate Professor of Exercise Science, Director of Clinical Education, jmbrown@carrollu.edu 262-951-3039
  • Location: Carroll University Sentry Building   |  1111 Sentry Dr. , Waukesha, WI

Start Feeling Better. Fast. 

Enroll in a free, 6-week individualized exercise program designed exclusively for those diagnosed with chronic disease or individuals looking to begin an exercise program. You’ll work one-on-one with masters of exercise physiology students during prescriptive exercise sessions designed to enhance physical fitness and emotional well-being. CURE Express aims to assist apparently healthy individuals or those managing chronic disease in successfully adopting an exercise regimen and healthy lifestyle.
  • 6-week exercise program
  • Sessions at our state-of-the-art College of Health Sciences Clinic
  • Personalized to meet your unique medical needs and personal goals
  • One-on-one with a Carroll Exercise Physiology graduate student with 500+ hours of hands-on clinical experience
  • Designed for healthy individuals looking to begin an exercise program or individuals with chronic conditions such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, COPD/asthma, obesity, etc.
  •  Offered during either fall or spring academic semesters
  • Mondays and Wednesday 90-minute sessions at 8:30 a.m.
  • A typical session will focus on cardiovascular exercise, resistance training, balance, core, range of motion and flexibility. A large component of the program will focus on motivational techniques and education for lifelong health and fitness.
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