All About TMJD

All About TMJD

Treating TMJ: Non-Surgical and Surgical Options Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJD) is a condition that affects the jaw joint and the muscles responsible for its movement. In addition to surgical treatments, there are several non-surgical treatments available for...

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Lets get you moving! In honor of National Senior Health & Wellness Day being celebrated this Wednesday, May 26th, we wanted to share with you the benefits of physical therapy for Senior patients. Seniors benefit in numerous ways from physical activity and physical therapy.

Benefits of Physical Therapy for Seniors

  • Improve balance, gait and endurance to reduce fall risk: Falls are a leading cause of injury among seniors. Physical therapy improves balance, gait, and endurance to lower fall risk and build confidence.
  • Increased Strength and Joint Mobility: Maintaining strong muscles and healthy joints ensures seniors can perform daily activities without discomfort or limitations.
  • Prevention and Management of Chronic Conditions: Regular physical activity helps control blood pressure, reduce the risk of diabetes, and manage symptoms of arthritis.
  • Enhanced Mental Well-Being: Physical therapy can alleviate symptoms of stress and anxiety, promoting a positive outlook and better quality of life.

Why Choose Physical Therapy for Seniors?

Physical therapy empowers seniors to regain independence by strengthening weak muscles and enhancing endurance. It enables patients to enjoy hobbies like gardening or golf for longer periods, contributing to an active lifestyle.

At Elite Therapy Solutions, our expert physical therapists focus on:

Evaluate each patient individually to find which symptoms are affecting their ability to maintain the best quality of life. Our physical therapists then formulate a plan of care made up of manual therapy and exercises.

  • Individualized Care Plans: Tailored to address specific mobility and health concerns.
  • Holistic Assessments: Including medical history, medication review, and balance evaluations like the Berg Balance Scale.

Do You Know a Senior Who Could Benefit from Physical Therapy?

Physical therapy can make a world of difference for seniors struggling with mobility or chronic pain. Visit one of our locations in Pennsylvania. 

Help your loved ones regain their freedom from pain, boost their strength, and embrace a healthier lifestyle.