
Living Well with Mobility Limitations
Mobility Limitations can be a risk factor for several conditions and lead to increased isolation and loneliness. A carer helps to make your home more accessible.
Strokes are a leading cause of acquired disability, especially for older adults, and can make independent living a challenge. However, with appropriate support, returning home is possible and rehabilitation in the home environment can be just as successful as other options.
Strokes occur when there is an interruption of the blood supply to the brain, either from a blood clot or haemorrhage.
While stokes affect everyone differently, but some common issues in daily life following a stroke include:
Stroke rehabilitation requires a multidisciplinary team with Nurses and Carers serving in pivotal roles.
Nurses and Carers can offer support in the home by:
The Nurses and Carers at InPlaceCare can coordinate within a team to help provide the necessary support for rehabilitation within the home environment.
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Mobility Limitations can be a risk factor for several conditions and lead to increased isolation and loneliness. A carer helps to make your home more accessible.
Many of us have had our first experiences of telehealth in the past year, as appointments that do not require a physical examination are often being conducted online during covid lockdowns.
Osteoporosis (porous bones in Latin) is a condition causing a loss of bone density which makes the bones brittle and susceptible to breaking. Osteoporosis is more common in older age.
Wandering or becoming lost is a common occurrence for people living with dementia and it can be a major cause of worry for their family and friends.
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The program will run for 4 weeks in February 2021.
The promotional FOC Care is only redeemable for new Clients that register and receive Care in February 2021.