Fear of falling, to some degree, has been reported to occur in 12% to 65% of older adults who live independently in the community and do not have a history of falling. Among Americans aged 65 and older, fall-related injuries are the leading cause of death due to unintentional injuries, highlighting the importance of fall prevention as part of a safety program.

It has shown that individualized multi-dimensional exercise programs yield significant improvements in balance measure, mobility measures, and decreased fall risk.

We have trained therapists and programs in place to assist your patients. Our goal is to educate the medical community and work with the elderly population to improve balance.

• Decreased ability to balance?
• Difficulty getting up from a seated position?
• Decreased activity level due to fear of falling?
  

We have trained therapist and programs in place to assist your patients. Our goal is to educate the medical community and work with the elderly population to improve balance.