general de-conditioning from a hospital stay or from a prolonged period of immobility
falls
osteoporosis
fractures
older person and long-term conditions including neurological, e.g. Parkinson’s Disease, M.S, Stroke
Mobility Problems:
daily activities
in and outdoor walking
climbing stairs
in and out of bed
evaluating and adjusting walking aids
educating carers or relatives on providing suitable equipment
Balance Problems:
minimising the risk of falling
confidence building
strength and balance exercises
Arthritis:
osteoarthritis
rheumatoid
Acupuncture
Reduction of pain
Alleviation of muscle spasm and tension
Facilitation of the healing process
Induction of local and general relaxation
Promotion of general wellbeing
Improvement of sleep pattern
Palliative care symptoms eg pain, fatigue, nausea, sleep, anxiety
Musculoskeletal Pain
Fibromyalgia
Polymyalgia rheumatica
Joint pain
Sprains
Strains
Prolonged immobilisation
Home Physiotherapy Visits Can Provide the Following Benefits:
Physiotherapy assessments and treatments for those who are unable to attend a clinic, lack the time or are unable to travel at all or prefer to be seen at home.
Being treated at home removes the anxiety of getting to a clinic and returning home, especially for those who are in pain, since physiotherapy sessions can be hard work and tiring.
A personalised, one-to-one service at a time to suit the patient and in the comfort of their own home. Being in a familiar, comfortable and relaxed environment can lead to faster progress.
Home visits are often longer than appointments in clinics, so more time exists to focus on specific needs, explain exercises and perform treatments.
The patient may have family and/or carers at home who can keep an eye on them and keep them motivated.
The opportunity to carry out environmental assessments to enable the patient’s home to be made safer, which can reduce risk after a fall.
A comprehensive treatment plan that will be tailored to meet the specific needs and goals of the patient.
Techniques used can be a variety of hands-on treatments including joint mobilisations, acupuncture, trans electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) and massage.
Research shows that a personalised, supervised and structured exercise programme can improve a patient’s day-to-day function and slow down the progression of long-term conditions.
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