Physical therapy and exercise can be the “cog in the wheel” to prevent loss of and even improve upon your balance, strength, endurance, and functional mobility/ADLs (Activities of Daily Living). Have a physical therapist in your area assist you in a personalized and progressive exercise plan. It should be tailored to your current needs. Ideally, your physical therapist has a neurologic emphasis and expertise in balance and fall prevention. Start small with implementing a program and gradually progress according to your PT’s recommendations.
-Julie Note: the information that is being provided is for "Advice Only" for individuals in California. Comments are closed.
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PT BloggersSarah Frank PT, DPT, MSCS Julie Hom, MPT, NCS
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