All nursing facilities are unique in their own ways, of course, but there are some top qualities that all the best health care centers share. Here’s what to look for when starting your search for an assisted living facility that will be a temporary or permanent new home.
Read MoreFor people with physical, developmental, social, or emotional challenges, occupational therapy can mean a significant increase in their quality of life. Here are some common questions about occupational therapy and how it differs from other rehabilitation treatments:
Read MoreOne of the most complicated decisions in an adult’s life involves the transition from living independently at home to moving into an assisted living facility when full autonomy is no longer feasible or safe. Take a look at these 8 benefits of living in a nursing facility:
Read MoreWhile physical therapy is most often associated with injury recovery, it’s can be a vital treatment for anyone looking to restore and improve mobility and functionality—particularly seniors. Many seniors benefit from physical therapy even without an accompanying injury or illness. Read on for more information on how physical therapy can improve the quality of life for your loved one:
Read MoreWhile retirement communities and assisted living facilities are more well appointed than ever, many seniors still choose live independently in their own homes. But advanced age means increased safety risks, so it’s important to be aware of potential dangers and take the necessary precautions. If you plan to remain at home during your advanced years, here’s what you need to know to stay safe:
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Aside from the social impact of a speech impediment, emergency situations can occur if a senior citizen is unable to communicate pain, discomfort, or other concerns. Fortunately, speech therapy specialized for elderly patients is available, and it provides benefits beyond improved communication. Here’s how speech therapy can help:
Read Morebtaining useful information and signals from your own body can improve your physiological performance. Biofeedback therapy has been around since the 1960s, and continued research has shown we have more control over our bodily functions than once thought possible. Here’s how biofeedback therapy might be able to help you:
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For people recovering from injury or surgery, or coping with chronic disorders such as arthritis and rheumatism, physical therapy can be extremely beneficial. In fact, one of the only downsides to physical therapy is the time it takes to achieve results. Building strength and improving mobility often require months of treatment and plenty of patience.
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While there is no substitute for physical therapy and other medical treatments when you’re recovering from an injury or illness, a growing number of care facilities are employing yoga and meditation as a complementary therapy to aid in recovery.
Read MorePhysical therapy can be a daunting prospect for those with injuries, chronic pain, or other conditions affecting mobility, but like most things that require perseverance to succeed, the rewards are worth it.
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