Background. Cardiovascular rehabilitation is an important objective of the treatment of cardiovascular patients in general, and ischemic heart disease patients in particular.The aim of the study is to monitor the effects of long-term cardiovascular rehabilitation in patients readmitted to the "Dr Benedek Geza" Hospital of Rehabilitation in Cardiovascular Diseases Covasna.Material and methods. The study included 92 patients with a mean age of 66.31±9 years, of which 63% women, who had two successive admissions to the "Dr Benedek Geza" Hospital of Rehabilitation in Cardiovascular Diseases, Covasna. At both admissions, all patients were evaluated for the presence of the main cardiovascular risk factors. All patients attended cardiovascular rehabilitation programs, including physical training, climatotherapy, CO 2 baths, mofette therapy, aerotherapy, electrotherapy .. We mention that cardioprotective therapy (aspirin, angiotensin enzyme converting inhibitors, beta-blockers and statins) did not undergo major changes from one admission to the other.Results. More than half of the patients had the following risk factors: hypertension -79.35%, dyslipidemia -64.13%, overweight and obesity -76.4%. The complex rehabilitation programs attended by the patients consisted of physical training -33.7%, CO 2 baths -85.9%, mofette therapy -53.3%, aerotherapy -96.7%, electrotherapy -88%. A comparison of the main cardiovascular risk factors during both admissions showed no significant differences between these, except for LDL-cholesterol (3.15±1.26 vs 2.58±1.65 mmol/dl, p=0.004) and HDL-cholesterol (1.06±0.61 vs 1.194±0.41 mmol/dl, p=0.075)In conclusion, in cardiovascular patients, obtaining improvements of cardiovascular risk factors requires long-term cardiovascular rehabilitation programs, in parallel to the application of measures for lifestyle change and for secondary drug prevention.