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Geriatrics

Geriatric physiotherapy is a specific form of treatment adapted for the elderly, aimed at preserving or restoring their functional abilities, preventing loss of independence and improving their quality of life daily.

Rehabilitation
“Ageing well is about continuing to move with confidence.”

Description

Re-education in geriatrics is aimed at the elderly who are faced with a loss of balance, reduced strength and mobility, joint pain or difficulty moving around. It is also indicated after a fall, fracture, hospitalisation or chronic illness such as osteoarthritis, Parkinson's disease or osteoporosis.

As a physiotherapist, I offer personalised, progressive and reassuring support. The sessions aim to restore or preserve essential functions: walking, transfers, balance, coordination and everyday movements.

The treatment includes exercises adapted to each person's abilities, gentle muscle strengthening, joint mobilisation, techniques to stimulate balance and proprioception, as well as advice on how to adapt the environment and prevent falls.

Rehabilitation

Key Features

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Maintaining independence

Concrete objectives for staying active and independent at home.

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Falls prevention

Targeted work on balance, posture and coordination.

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Gentle mobility and progressive strengthening

Exercises adapted for the age, pathology and abilities of the day.

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All-round support

A caring, reassuring approach and the possibility of coordination with carers or health professionals.

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Indication

  • Age-related loss of mobility, strength or endurance.
  • Following a fall, fracture, immobilisation or prolonged hospitalisation.
  • Osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, postural problems or chronic pain.
  • Neurodegenerative diseases (Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's syndromes, etc.).
  • Preventing dependency and supporting home care.
  • Re-training for walking, improving balance and coordination.

Expert Tips

  • Regular exercise, however simple, is the key to maintaining your movement ability.
  • Moving around a little every day helps maintain mobility, confidence and independence.
  • Adapting the environment (shoes, furniture, lighting) can greatly reduce the risk of falling.
  • Don't hesitate to seek medical advice at the first signs of loss of balance or fatigue when walking: Prevention is more effective than recovery.
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Prices

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Geriatric rehabilitation

Duration: 30 minutesPrice: 50€
30 minutes
50€

Geriatric rehabilitation

Duration: 60 minutesPrice: 80€
60 minutes
80€

Package*

4 sessions (save 20€)

Duration: 60 minutesPrice: 300€
60 minutes
300€

Package*

8 sessions (save 60€)

Duration: 60 minutesPrice: 580€
60 minutes
580€

* to be used within a month.

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