Objective To extract，evaluate，and integrate evidence related to the management of home cardiac rehabilitation for patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve replacement （TAVR），with the aim of providing a basis for home cardiac rehabilitation for TAVR patients. Methods We comprehensively searched domestic and international databases，guideline websites，and websites of cardiovascular-related associations for clinical guidelines， expert consensuses，evidence summaries，clinical decision-making，recommended practices，and systematic reviews related to home cardiac rehabilitation for patients with TAVR，with a timeframe from the establishment of the databases to November 1，2023. Two researchers independently evaluated the quality of the literature and extracted relevant topics and evidence. Results A total of 16 papers were included，including 5 expert consensus papers，7 guidelines，and 4 clinical decisions，and 26 pieces of best evidence were summarized in 7 aspects：rehabilitation risk assessment，home health education，home exercise rehabilitation，risk factor management，home anticoagulation management，home complication management，and home follow-up management. Conclusion The rehabilitation team can rigorously screen patients for participation in rehabilitation based on their condition and preference， incorporating the best evidence. The focus is on anticoagulation management，complication management，and follow- up management to enable dynamic monitoring of valve function，reduce the incidence of postoperative complications， and improve patient compliance with rehabilitation.