Balance & Fall Prevention
Bloom Physical Therapy specializes in treatment of balance disorders and fall prevention.
Falls are NOT a normal part of aging. It's possible to improve your strength and balance at ANY age.
Research has shown that 30% of older adults living in the community fall each year. However, this is NOT inevitable. It's possible to improve your strength, your confidence, your balance, and reduce your risk for falls through specific training. Functional strength and balance training is MORE than practicing standing with your feet together or on one leg... it should be functional and relate to everyday life! It should also be specific to you.
bloom pt can help:
- If you've been experiencing falls.
- If you would like to reduce your risk for falls.
- If you feel unsteady, wobbly, off-balance, or a sense of disequilibrium when walking, transferring, or moving.
- If you're unable to get on and off the floor by yourself (or can't remember the last time you've done this!)
- If you find yourself using furniture and walls for stability when walking around your home.
- If you have a fear of falling.
- If you've been staying home more often or feel nervous or afraid to go out because of your symptoms.
- If you'd like to feel more independent and confident with your mobility.
Learn how to regain strength and improve balance
-Understand the components of balance and learn which areas you may need to focus on, based on your individual assessment. Get to the root cause.
- Learn HOW to fall to reduce your chance of injury. Be prepared.
- Lean how to get on and off the floor with greater ease and safety.
- Feel more confident with all movement.
Treatment tailored to you
No two individuals present exactly the same way. We believe it's imperative to provide individualized care that's evidence based and specifically designed for you. This means that you won't be given a cookie cutter program. Our one-on-one treatment model allows your therapist to reassess and adjust your plan at any time to meet your needs.
Ready to get started?
Whether you're generally active and want a detailed assessment to be proactive, or you have a history of multiple falls and co-morbidities (or anywhere in between!) - there's no wrong time to get started.
