Geriatric Physiotherapy

is a specialised branch of physiotherapy focused on improving movement, function and quality of life in elder adults.

It helps manage age-related conditions, prevent falls and maintain independence through exercises and treatments tailored to the elderly population.

Arthritis & Joint Pain (e.g. osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis)
Osteoporosis (preventing fractures and improving bone health)
Balance & Fall Prevention (reducing the risk of falls and injuries)
Post-Surgical Recovery (rehabilitation after hip/knee replacements and fractures)
Neurological Conditions (e.g. Parkinson’s disease, stroke and dementia)
General Weakness & Mobility Issues (improving strength and endurance)
Chronic Pain & Stiffness (caused by aging and inactivity)

Strength & Resistance Training (to maintain muscle mass and bone density)
Balance & Coordination Exercises (to prevent falls)
Stretching & Flexibility Exercises (to improve joint mobility)
Gait Training (for safe and efficient walking)
Pain Management Techniques (manual therapy, contrast therapy, electrical stimulations.)
Education & Lifestyle Modifications (advice on posture, home safety, and assistive devices)

Geriatric physiotherapy helps seniors stay active, independent, and pain-free.