Structured exercise therapy is a first line treatment for symptomatic peripheral artery disease, but compliance is poor. Coaching programs may help but requires significant resources. Smartphone programs may increase the efficiency of such efforts. The study aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of a coached, smartphone-enabled exercise program versus physician directed exercise therapy (usual care) in patients at Grady Memorial Hospital's vascular clinic.
The study aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of a coached, smartphone-enabled exercise program versus physician directed exercise therapy (usual care).