At Physio For Seniors, we understand that the care and well-being of our older patients often extends beyond the treatment room. Many older individuals rely on dedicated caregivers, most commonly loved ones or family members, to assist them in their day-to-day lives. Caring for an older family member can be a deeply rewarding experience, but it can also be physically and emotionally demanding. We are committed not only to the health of our older patients but also to the well-being of their caregivers.
Our comprehensive approach encompasses both the senior’s physical health and the support system around them. We recognize the unique challenges caregivers face and the importance of providing them with the support and resources they need. Physiotherapy services can be provided to caregivers as well through Physio for Seniors services (ages 65 and older) and Physio for Life (for non-seniors).
We also provide caregivers with training and education, helping them understand the specific needs of their loved ones, preventing injuries by the use of correct body mechanics and teaching techniques to make caregiving easier and more effective. We are here to support the entire family, ensuring that both our older patients and their caregivers have the tools and knowledge they need to navigate this journey with confidence.
Caring for an older family member is a journey that requires patience, knowledge, and understanding. Our goal is to empower caregivers to provide the best possible care while also maintaining their own well-being. We are dedicated to helping caregivers and their loved ones thrive, providing not only physical support but also a network of resources and guidance to make the caregiving experience as positive and fulfilling as possible.
Physio For Seniors is Providing In-Clinic, At-Home, and Online Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation for Seniors
Did you know we also offer in-home & telehealth physiotherapy?
Telehealth physiotherapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions as the therapist guides you or a helper to perform the same treatment techniques on yourself as you would receive in the clinic. Learning self-treatment strategies can accelerate recovery.