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Improving Balance and Preventing Falls in Seniors

byRachita LuthraOnline sessions, home visits across NCR, and clinic in New Rajinder NagarStarts from500 Per SessionView full gallery

Regaining stability is about more than just avoiding falls; it is about reclaiming your independence and confidence in every daily movement.

This 80-year-old patient is proof that determination pays off. We are working on balance training using a foam pad to challenge and improve her stability, a core part of geriatric physiotherapy.

Balance training is a cornerstone of geriatric care. This video shows different techniques I use, from walking exercises to seated ball throws, to help my senior patients improve their stability and coordination.

Strengthening the leg muscles is vital for preventing falls in elders. Here, I am assisting a patient with a resistance band exercise to build knee and thigh strength right in the comfort of her home.

About Improving Balance & Preventing Falls

Falls in older adults often stem from a loss of core stability and simple muscle weakness that gets overlooked. In my clinic, I incorporate specific proprioception drills like standing on foam pads or using therapy balls to retrain your brain and body connection, which is essential for regaining confidence in every step you take.

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