At assisted living and independent living facilities, challenging balance activities, such as standing on one leg and walking in a variety of directions, can be done in a pool and can reduce a resident’s fear of falling, allowing them to participate in more challenging activities and reduce the risk of falls. The lighthearted atmosphere that water promotes is vital to the healing process for both body and mind.
Author Archives: Kathryn Wyatt
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When falls and fall injuries decrease, it is easier for communities to thrive. Peak Senior Living starts by providing regular Senior Fit Tests that identify at-risk areas within a resident population by utilizing the following clinical methodologies:
Wellness
The Importance of Fall Prevention Programs at Assisted Living and Senior Living Communities (Part 1)
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Falls can be especially dangerous for older adults, often causing fractures, hospitalization, and disability. The risk of falling increases with age, leaving senior populations vulnerable and posing a serious threat to health, longevity, and independence for older adults. This also presents a risk to independent living communities where older adults reside, as falls are a […]
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Follow Us on LinkedIn! Be sure to check out our newly launched PEAK Senior Living LinkedIn page and follow us to stay up-to-date on all that’s happening. From client success stories to helpful resources, there’s something for everyone. If you are exploring contract outpatient therapy, contact PEAK for a complimentary consultation. Visit our website to […]
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PEAK Senior Living’s Divisional Vice President Kathryn Wyatt appeared on the Bridge The Gap podcast to discuss how PEAK supports seniors’ wellness and enhanced quality of life. Improving health and longevity are important goals that empower seniors to live well in their golden years. Kathryn highlighted PEAK’s role in supporting seniors as they move throughout […]