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At Sakra Hospital, we understand the unique challenges that older adults face when it comes to physical health and mobility. Our Geriatric Rehabilitation program is designed to provide specialized care to enhance the quality of life for elderly patients, helping them regain independence and improve their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Geriatric rehabilitation focuses on improving the functional abilities of older adults, addressing issues related to aging such as frailty, limited mobility, and chronic conditions. This type of rehabilitation is centered on optimizing health and well-being, enabling seniors to live as independently and comfortably as possible. Whether recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or rehabilitating after a fall or injury, our program provides comprehensive care tailored to the needs of each patient.
At Sakra Hospital, we offer a range of services designed to meet the specific needs of geriatric patients:
Our Geriatric Rehabilitation program treats a wide variety of age-related conditions, including:
Sakra Hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to provide top-quality geriatric rehabilitation care:
At Sakra Hospital, our goal is to help elderly patients achieve the highest possible level of independence, mobility, and quality of life. If you or a loved one needs geriatric rehabilitation, we are here to provide expert care and support every step of the way.
Geriatric rehabilitation is a specialised programme designed to help older adults maintain or regain strength, mobility, balance and independence. It uses personalised rehabilitation strategies to address age-related changes, illness, injury or surgery.
Older adults recovering from surgery, fractures, stroke, illness or prolonged hospitalisation can benefit from geriatric rehabilitation. It is also useful for those experiencing muscle weakness, reduced mobility, balance difficulties or challenges with daily activities.
It can help manage age-related muscle weakness, arthritis, osteoporosis, balance problems, neurological conditions, fractures and mobility limitations after surgery. Rehabilitation can also support recovery following prolonged hospital or bed rest.
It combines strengthening, balance, flexibility, walking and functional exercises to improve physical movement and confidence. Therapists gradually progress exercises according to the individual's abilities and recovery goals.
Geriatric rehabilitation may include physiotherapy, strength and balance training, gait training, occupational therapy and exercises for flexibility and coordination. Patients may also receive guidance on safe movement, assistive devices and performing everyday activities independently.
Yes, targeted rehabilitation can improve strength, balance, coordination and walking ability, which may reduce fall risk. It can also help identify mobility limitations and provide guidance on safer movement and appropriate walking aids.
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