…not possible, exercises from a sitting position are available to build cardio strength. When possible, effective possibilities include:
…a number of health problems, this is particularly true. Studies are showing that, surprisingly, physician-approved older adult workout routines can be as beneficial as typically-prescribed medications in combating or treating many of the major causes of death. In one study, researchers compared the usefulness of exercise vs. medication. The results consistently showed that both medications and exercise shared practically…
Read MoreExercise for seniors with Alzheimer’s provides a wealth of benefits in each stage of the disease. The numerous advantages of exercise are obvious, but what isn’t as well recognized is that exercise for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia can be particularly helpful in many different ways. It can help decrease the risk for muscle weakness as well as…
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Keep in mind that the way to ensure success with an exercise plan is to see that the older adult feels comfortable and safe with the plan and the exercises. If…
…it’s essential for seniors to maximize their overall muscle strength and balance and remain as active as possible. These balance exercises, suggested by the National Institute on Aging, are a great place for seniors to begin. Always get approval from a physician before beginning a new exercise routine, including physiotherapy exercises.
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…repair errors that impair existing intended functionality; • Exercise free speech, ensure the right of another consumer to exercise his or her right of free speech, or exercise another right provided for by law; • Comply with the California Electronic Communications Privacy Act; • Engage in public or peer-reviewed scientific, historical, or statistical research in the public interest that adheres…
Read More…by a full 50 percent for some individuals. Exercise Routine physical exercise helps keep joints active, reduces pain and makes muscles around the joints stronger. Swimming is specifically appropriate for people with osteoarthritis since the water’s buoyancy provides for exercise with minimal impact stress to the joints while developing strength and increasing range of motion. Warm and Cold Therapy Warm…
Read More…engaging in a favorite pastime, going for a walk, reading a book in a favorite spot or sipping on a latte at your favorite coffee shop.
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…Physical Therapists help with home safety evaluations and exercise programs as well as mobility training. Our physical therapists will provide training and exercise for balance to address safety and prevent falls. If a client has or needs adaptive equipment, the therapists will provide instructions on how to use them.
Occupational Therapy: Our occupational therapists help facilitate oral motor skills…
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