Elderly Care
Geriatric Physiotherapy
Compassionate care to maintain independence and quality of life in older adults.
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Overview
What this care covers
Getting older often brings less strength, stiffer joints and a reduced sense of balance. Geriatric physiotherapy is designed around those changes. The focus is on keeping you independent at home, managing osteoarthritis and osteoporosis, easing chronic pain without relying only on medicines, and most importantly, preventing falls. Sessions can take place at home or at the clinic, whichever suits you best.
Common conditions
Conditions treated
Signs & symptoms
When to seek help
- Difficulty walking or getting up from a chair
- Fear of falling
- Shuffling gait
- Reduced grip strength
- Persistent joint pain and stiffness
- Breathlessness with mild exertion
Approach
How treatment is delivered
- Fall prevention and balance retraining
- Progressive resistance and strength training
- Home environment safety assessment
- Gait and walking aid assessment
- Pain management and joint care
- Carer and family education
Equipment used
Modalities & equipment
Qualifications to look for
Relevant certifications
Patient benefits
What better recovery looks like
Maintains independence and self-reliance
Significantly reduces life-threatening falls
Drug-free chronic pain relief
Extends the ability to live comfortably at home
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