Comprehensive Therapeutic Services for Seniors

Speech therapy is vital for seniors, enhancing communication and overall well-being. It bolsters cognitive functions, mitigates risks of dementia and Alzheimer's, and boosts confidence in social interactions. Our therapists also address swallowing issues and speech challenges from medical conditions, ensuring seniors remain connected and safe at home with tailored care.

Speech Therapy Services:

• Assessing dementia's progression with a three-step approach

• Teaching families and caregivers how to handle challenging behaviors

• Checking how well someone can swallow and suggesting the best foods for them

• Special voice therapy to help those with Parkinson's speak clearer and swallow better

• Proven treatments to improve or adjust how someone communicates

• Helping with speaking and understanding issues due to conditions like Aphasia

• Using tools and devices to aid in communication when speaking is tough

As seniors age, they face increased risk of pain and injury. Physical therapy is vital for their well-being, enhancing mobility, strength, and balance. It not only reduces fall risks but also boosts overall health. Our trained therapists craft personalized plans, using targeted exercises to alleviate pain and elevate the quality of life for seniors.

Physical Therapy Services Include:

• Lymphedema Therapy

• Neuromuscular Re-Education

• Balance

• Fall Education and Safety

• Assistive Devices

• Core Strengthening

• Ambulation

• Lower Extremity Strengthening

• Staff and Family Education

• Wheelchair Evaluations

Occupational therapy empowers seniors to maintain independence and daily activity. Through tailored exercises and activities, therapists enhance seniors' strength and mobility. This therapy also reintroduces meaningful activities previously hindered by physical or cognitive challenges, fostering a supportive space for seniors to stay active and engaged in life.

Occupational Therapy Services:

• Lymphedema Therapy

• Therapy for functional daily living tasks

• Upper extremity strengthening

• Safety training to perform ADL tasks

• Staff and family education

• Wheelchair evaluations

• Compensatory strategies and modifications to improve independence with ADL