Starting rehabilitation is an important step toward addressing pain, recovering function, or managing physical limitations. But before treatment begins, many patients and families have another question: Where should therapy take…
When an older adult begins experiencing changes in movement, communication, hand coordination, or the ability to complete everyday tasks, families may assume that one type of therapy is enough. In…
A home that has been comfortable for decades may become harder to manage as a person's physical abilities change. A frequently used kitchen shelf may become difficult to reach. A…
Rehabilitation is often associated with physical goals. Walking farther. Getting stronger. Improving flexibility. Moving more comfortably. But for an older adult, physical function is only one part of living a…
Living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, commonly known as COPD, can make everyday activities feel much harder than they used to. Walking across the room may leave someone short of…
When an older loved one begins Physical or Occupational Therapy, the therapist is only one part of the rehabilitation journey. For many seniors, family members are there between therapy…
When an older adult begins struggling to open a jar, carry groceries, rise from a chair, or keep up with a normal walking routine, it can be tempting to say,…
Most people think about Physical Therapy after something happens. A fall. An injury. A surgery. A hospitalization. But what if rehabilitation could also play a role before a major problem…
A good night's sleep can affect almost everything an older adult does the following day. Energy, concentration, mood, motivation, and the ability to participate in normal activities can all be…
When an older adult learns that surgery is ahead, most of the attention naturally goes toward what happens afterward. How long will recovery take? When can they walk normally again?…
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rehabilitation services delivered in the comfort of their own homes
