Home health physical therapy is integrated into your care plan if you experience challenges moving around your residence due to pain, illness, surgery, or injury-related falls. Your physician may recommend in-home physical therapy if you qualify for home health services and have:

• Undergone surgery such as knee or hip replacement
• Recently suffered a heart attack
• Experienced an acute medical condition
• Seen exacerbation in chronic conditions like heart failure, COPD, or diabetes
• Issues with balance or falls
• Difficulty walking or moving
• Pain post-injury, surgery, or illness
• Stroke-related loss of extremity use
• Decline in function due to progressive neurological conditions like Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, or ALS

WHAT WE PROVIDE

Our team of at-home physical therapists and assistants focuses on improving your mobility and comfort within your familiar environment. Your personalized care plan is based on your specific needs and medical directives. Physical therapy for seniors aims to restore or maintain optimal mobility, enabling you to engage in daily activities and pursue the activities you love.

Our physical therapists collaborate closely with you, your doctor, caregivers, and our home health care team to fully understand your unique needs. Your in-home physical therapy services are customized to align with your specific goals and requirements, ensuring comprehensive care.

Services may include:

• Balance training to enhance fall prevention
• Vestibular rehabilitation to improve balance and reduce dizziness
• Manual therapy targeting specific tissues or joints causing discomfort
• Strength training to enhance physical resilience
• Ultrasound therapy for inflammation reduction and improved circulation
• Electrical stimulation for pain relief and enhanced functionality
• Heat, cold, and light therapies tailored to your needs
• Mobility training to support independent walking, standing, or transfers
• Patient and caregiver education on conditions, home exercises, and needs
• Personalized exercise regimens
• Guidance on assistive devices such as canes or walkers, if necessary
• Recommendations for home safety enhancements like grab bars

Our physical therapists also empower elderly patients with at-home exercises to accelerate progress between sessions. As your condition evolves, we keep your healthcare team informed and adjust treatment plans accordingly.