Physical rehabilitation helps deal with activities of daily living

Regular physical activity has many benefits for elderly

Studies show that elderly, who train regularly gain benefits such as improved balance and strength, better coordination and motor skills, increased flexibility and endurance and even improved memory. Our care executives and physiotherapists provide hands-on training advice on how to exercise safely. Our rehab training equipment are specifically designed for elderly.

Once you have accomplished your training goal, you feel invigorated and energetic!

Setting target-oriented goals for rehabilitation

In our physical rehabilitation program, we aim to restore and enhance the ability of our elderly clients especially with physical disabilities. These impairments could, for example, be injuries that affect joints, muscles, ligaments, or nerves causing loss of mobility. Post-operation rehabilitation can also be planned together prior to the medical operation.

Our physical rehabilitation program improves our clients’ independence. When successful, rehabilitation care enables one to continue with their regular life.

Rehabilitation is also about re-learning skills. Sometimes it means learning alternative ways of performing tasks or moving. Nonetheless, the goal is to have an improved quality of life and well-being by regaining the physical strength.

Music builds motor skills too

Music therapy improves motoric functions helping the elderly with balance and coordination. It is also useful for individuals with Parkinson’s as it helps to maintain motor functioning.

Our physical training program also uses singing, rhythm playing and various other music therapy. Stimulation using music helps the elderly redirect their attention to the rehabilitation task at hand.

Participation in exciting activities, challenging oneself and succeeding makes you feel vibrant and energized.