More than 1 in 4 adults over 65 fall each year—most often at home. Simple changes like better lighting, decluttering walkways, installing grab bars, and staying active can make a big difference. Physical therapists can also assess your home and mobility to help you stay safe and independent as you age in place.

Keep your shoulders strong and pain-free as you age with posture tips, strength exercises, and mobility strategies to stay active!

Discover the importance of flexibility for seniors. Learn how daily stretching can improve mobility, reduce pain, and support independence.

In-home physical therapy and wellness services offer a convenient and highly personalized approach to stay active and independent with age.

Aging in place refers to living in your home as long as possible. For over 77% of adults age 50+, aging in place is the preferred choice.

Discover the real science behind step counts and their impact on health. Find out how many steps you really need for optimal well-being.

A proactive approach to combat age-related changes to the heart, minimize disease risk, and optimize health.

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From meticulous planning and savvy packing to the best exercises you should do on the airplane, read on for my top tips for senior travel.

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Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common cause of knee pain in older adults. Over time, wear and tear on the knee joints results in a loss...

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The sit-to-stand movement is a daily activity that we often take for granted, yet its significance cannot be overstated. The ability to...

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Exercise plays a critical role in enhancing the well-being of older adults. From bolstering cardiovascular health to preserving muscle...

Low back pain (LBP) is the most common musculoskeletal condition and leading cause of disability worldwide. Age-related physical and...

Aquatic exercise offers a unique opportunity to improve your fitness in a gravity-reduced environment. Water’s natural buoyancy can be a...

The benefits of exercise reach far beyond building muscle strength. Exercise protects against age-related cognitive decline. After the...

One out of four older adults fall each year, making falls the leading cause of injury in adults age 65+. Fall prevention is of the...

We all know how important exercise is to aging well, but only 15% of men and 10% of women over the age of 65 are meeting the physical...