What is mobility for seniors?
As we age, maintaining mobility becomes crucial for independence and quality of life. Falls are a significant risk for seniors, often leading to a dramatic decline in health and independence. At Shasta Health, we offer specialized in-home and virtual care to help seniors improve their mobility and reduce fall risk. Our team creates personalized treatment plans that include exercises to enhance strength, balance, and flexibility. We focus on functional movements that support daily activities like walking, climbing stairs, and getting up from chairs. We also assess your home environment and provide recommendations to improve safety and accessibility. By preventing falls and maintaining mobility, we help seniors avoid the severe health consequences that often follow a fall, such as fractures, hospitalization, and loss of independence. With our convenient care options, seniors can effectively improve their mobility and maintain their health and independence, all from the comfort of their own home.
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