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As many people know, aging puts us at higher risk for certain health problems. Increased health issues over the years are to be expected and might seem unavoidable. When this occurs, a person’s quality of life can drastically start to decrease. No one wants to spend all their time in pain or struggling to do the things they enjoy. Fortunately, there are services available to seniors in Northeastern Pennsylvania that can help make getting older easier.
At Cawley Physical Therapy, our geriatric physical therapy service focuses on the specific needs of the elderly. We help treat conditions like arthritis, osteoporosis, joint replacement, diabetes, and balance disorders. We make sure seniors get the support they need to remain happy, healthy, and active as they age.
You can find physical therapy services for seniors at our offices throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania, including Kingston, Wilkes-Barre, Pittston, Scranton, Nanticoke, Carbondale, and Trucksville.
Physical therapy can provide many amazing benefits for seniors. At Cawley Physical Therapy, we tailor all senior physical therapy treatment plans specifically for the individual and what they need. Physical therapy services can be used to help with general age-related concerns or something more specific, like neurological rehabilitation.
Here are a few reasons why physical therapy for the elderly is so important.
Physical therapy can provide many amazing benefits for seniors. At Cawley Physical Therapy, we tailor all senior physical therapy treatment plans specifically for the individual and what they need. Physical therapy services can be used to help with general age-related concerns or something more specific, like neurological rehabilitation.
Here are a few reasons why physical therapy for the elderly is so important.
Falling is a serious risk for many seniors. As we age, our bodies can become weaker and less stable, which increases the risk of falling over. Geriatric physical therapy gives seniors the skills they need to help prevent falls. During physical therapy at Cawley, we teach seniors exercises that help them keep their strength up to prevent falls from happening. We utilize many physical therapy methods, such as aquatic physical therapy, to give seniors safe ways to stay active.
Seniors often end up with many different prescriptions to help their medical conditions and provide pain relief. With painful conditions like arthritis so common among the elderly, people might think they have no choice but to take medications to keep them comfortable. However, physical therapy for the elderly can provide pain relief caused by many age-related problems. This, in turn, can help seniors rely less on medications.
Many seniors struggle with having to give up their independence as they get older. Poor health can make it difficult to make it through the day and do even basic tasks. Not only may it be harder for seniors to do things alone, but it may also become a safety risk. Geriatric physical therapy makes it easier for seniors to get by on their own. With exercises and stretches, seniors can increase their strength, mobility, and stability, making it easier to do things. By reducing the risk of falling or injuries, seniors have a better chance of keeping themselves safe at home.
We all need to take care of our bodies, seniors in particular. Knowing exactly what to do for our health can be challenging, especially as our needs change the older we get. To take care of ourselves the best we can, we often end up needing the help of a professional.
At Cawley Physical Therapy, you can take comfort in knowing that our team prioritizes the health and well-being of seniors. When you work with us, we ensure you are getting the most effective treatment, no matter your age or physical limitations.
Ready to discover the best geriatric physical therapy in Northeastern Pennsylvania? Contact us to schedule an appointment today.
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