Cardiac rehabilitation is an integrated, multidisciplinary program that employs a personalized, but systematic approach to the different needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases (CVD). Numerous studies have demonstrated that rehabilitative exercise training could reduce mortality and the rate of re-admission in patients with CVD. Therefore, patients with stable CVD undergo a moderate degree of exercise training as the standard and recommended therapy prescribed. However, the utilization of cardiac rehabilitation is far lower than the prevalence of existing patients with CVD. Therefore, this article describes the benefits, indications, current conditions, and difficulties associated with cardiac rehabilitation, and its effects on reducing the physical, psychological, and social risk factors. In addition, we make recommendations to lead more of the professionals concerning about the cardiac rehabilitation issue, and to facilitate the implementation of the cardiac rehabilitation, and to benefit more CVD patients.