Physical therapy can play a crucial role in designing personalized exercise programs, addressing limitations, managing chronic conditions, and maximizing independence, empowering seniors to lead active and fulfilling lives.
Seniors who have senior home care will have the help they need so that they can safely live at home. Here are some of the chores they can take over.
Millions of seniors are chronically dehydrated. Some easy things that family members can do to help keep a senior parent with Alzheimer’s hydrated are discussed here.
If your elderly loved one is about to have a hospital visit, it’s not too early to begin planning for what to do once the hospital stay is over. Here are some tips.
In-home rehabilitation would provide occupational therapy and physical therapy services to help with the suggestions discussed here.
As we gather around the virtual confetti, it’s time to raise our virtual glasses and give a resounding cheer for the incredible individuals who have made our workplace shine brighter.
Starting out with skilled nursing help and adding other types of assistance as needed offers a way for seniors to begin their recovery process from a stroke on a strong footing.
During National Cookbook Month it’s a great time to dust off those old cookbooks that your elderly loved one has in her kitchen and give them a fresh lookover.
To help make the transition smoother and to keep it running well, here are six tips to consider when having your loved one move in with you.
If your senior loved one has had a fall it may be helpful to have physical therapy providers to help them be mobile again and recover any mobility that they lost.
