As people age, their mobility can decrease due to a variety of factors. Geriatric physiotherapy can help improve mobility through exercises that increase strength, flexibility, and range of motion.

Chronic pain is common in older adults and can limit their ability to perform daily activities. Geriatric physiotherapy can help reduce pain through various techniques, including manual therapy, ultrasound, and heat therapy.

By improving mobility and reducing pain, geriatric physiotherapy can help older adults become more independent and maintain their ability to perform daily activities.

Falls are a major concern for older adults and can lead to serious injuries. Geriatric physiotherapy can help reduce the risk of falls by improving balance and stability through exercises and balance training.

Regular physical activity is important for cardiovascular health, and geriatric physiotherapy can provide safe and effective exercise programs for older adults to improve their heart health.

Older adults often have chronic health conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis, and diabetes. Geriatric physiotherapy can help manage these conditions through exercises that improve strength, flexibility, and mobility.

By improving mobility, reducing pain, and increasing independence, geriatric physiotherapy can improve the overall quality of life for older adults. It can also help them stay socially engaged and mentally stimulated through participation in exercise programs and other activities.