Learning to treat & manage incontinence with aging adultswith guest author, Mollie Hammer, PT, DPT Urinary Incontinence (UI) is the loss of bladder control due to the inability to control when and how urination happens. Not only can this be an overwhelming issue for aging adults and caregivers, it can…
Guest Author, Kassi Schuppe, PT, DPT, CSMT COVID has impacted all of us in some fashion and it likely has changed your routine or your ability to stay active during this time, due to gym closures, closing of pools, cancellation of events, etc. However, this time has definitely impacted those 65+…
Research suggests seniors have a higher rate of chronic disease, an estimated 77% of older adults have at least two chronic diseases. In addition to chronic illness, older adults are at a greater risk of falls resulting in injury or death. Evidence suggests an older adults succumbs to a fall…