Geriatric Physical Therapy at Premier Care

Geriatric Physical Therapy is a specialized form of physical therapy focused on the unique needs of older adults. Our skilled physical therapists are experts in addressing age-related changes and conditions to help you maintain independence, improve mobility, reduce pain, prevent falls, and enhance your overall quality of life as you age gracefully.

At Premier Care Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, we’re dedicated to helping you move better and live more actively, with care that’s both personalized and effective.

Who Can Benefit from Geriatric Physical Therapy?

Geriatric Physical Therapy is highly effective for older adults experiencing a wide range of physical challenges. You may benefit if you experience:

• Balance problems or frequent falls
• Difficulty walking or moving around safely
• Weakness or loss of muscle strength
• Stiffness, joint pain, or arthritis
• Reduced flexibility or range of motion
• Decreased endurance or fatigue with daily activities
• Post-surgical recovery (e.g., hip or knee replacement)
• Neurological conditions (e.g., Parkinson's disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis)
• Osteoporosis (for bone health and fall prevention)
• A desire to maintain an active lifestyle and prevent future decline

Whether you’re dealing with a specific condition, recovering from an injury, or simply aiming to stay active and independent, geriatric physical therapy can be a key part of your healthy aging journey.

Why Choose Premier Care for Geriatric Physical Therapy?

At Premier Care Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, we deliver results-driven, hands-on treatment in a caring and supportive environment. Our team includes Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialists and Doctors of Physical Therapy, with specific expertise in geriatric care, bringing compassion and advanced knowledge to every session.

We tailor your geriatric physical therapy plan to your individual needs and goals, using proven techniques such as:

• Balance and Fall Prevention Training – Targeted exercises and strategies to improve stability, reaction time, and reduce your risk of falls.
• Strength and Power Training – Progressive resistance exercises to combat age-related muscle loss (sarcopenia) and improve functional strength for daily tasks.
• Gait Analysis and Training – Assessing and improving your walking patterns, stride, and safety, potentially with assistive device recommendations.
• Flexibility and Range of Motion Exercises – Gentle movements and stretches to reduce stiffness, improve joint mobility, and ease daily movements.
• Endurance Training – Low-impact cardiovascular exercises to improve stamina for daily activities and overall health.
• Pain Management Techniques – Utilizing manual therapy, modalities, and therapeutic exercises to alleviate chronic pain.
• Functional Training – Practicing activities specific to your daily life, such as getting in/out of chairs, climbing stairs, or reaching overhead.
• Education and Home Exercise Programs – Empowering you with knowledge and tools to manage your condition and maintain progress independently.

Our goal is to help you maintain your independence, move freely, feel better, and continue participating in the activities you love—safely and confidently.