Geriatric physiotherapy focuses on helping older adults maintain mobility, strength, and function. Here’s a list of common conditions treated:

1. Balance disorders: Improving balance and reducing fall risk.
2. Osteoporosis: Managing bone density and preventing fractures.
3. Arthritis: Managing pain, stiffness, and improving joint mobility.
4. Stroke rehabilitation: Regaining mobility, strength, and function after a stroke.
5. Hip and knee replacements: Rehabilitation after surgery to improve mobility and strength.
6. Falls prevention: Assessing and addressing fall risk factors.
7. Mobility issues: Improving mobility and reducing disability.
8. Chronic pain management: Managing pain and improving function.
9. Neurological conditions: Managing conditions like Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia.
10. Age-related muscle weakness: Improving strength and function.

Geriatric physiotherapists use various techniques, including:

1. Exercise therapy
2. Balance training
3. Strengthening exercises
4. Functional activities
5. Pain management techniques
6. Fall prevention strategies