Grounding: The Foundation of Vestibular Rehab
Have you ever felt completely stuck with someone feeling dizzy and unsteady? Join Dr. Macy Bolt as she shines a light on the most effective...
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Senior Rehab Project - Physical Therapy | Rehabilitation | Geriatrics
The podcast for rehab clinicians that work with older adults. The Senior Rehab Project is here to help you step up your game. Whether you’re a physical therapist, PT assistant, student, or s...
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20 of 948 episodesI have "Bone on Bone" won't exercise make me worse?
How you answer this question may dictate your ability to be successful with this patient! Jeff Musgrave, PT, DPT, shares how YOU can feel co...
What I Learned at Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete Live as a Geri Clinician/Coach
Listen in on this new MMOA podcast as Kay Mayordomo, PT, DPT reflects on what she gained from the Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete...
Cognitive Reserve & Frailty Reversal: What It Means for Your Treatment Plan
Your pre-frail patients are your biggest opportunity, and their brain may be the variable you're missing. In this episode, Dustin Jones (Lea...
Geri Clinicians are Pelvic Clinicians Case Study: Part 1
Follow along as Dr. Shelby Blankenship goes through day 1 and 2 of an older adult case and how you can benefit address pelvic floor concerns...
"I think my PT went to easy on me" understanding how under dosage can be harmful in practice
Christina Prevett discusses the importance of effortful, adequately dosed rehabilitation for older adults, highlighting how underdosing can...
Move More With MS
In this Episode, Dr. Annoushka Ranaraja explores therapy management for people with MS emphasizing aerobic training, resistance training, an...
Rethinking Geri Rehab: The Hyphen Model (Rebroadcast from PTonICE Podcast)
What if the future of geriatric rehab looked less like a traditional clinic—and a lot more like a gym? In this episode, ICEphysio's CEO, Jef...
Your "Go to Guide" when your patient is moving to Memory Care
Working with someone who is moving to a memory care community? This episode serves as your "Go to Guide" for how you can provide education a...
Oral Hygiene and Overall Health
Your smile is about more than your teeth—it may offer important clues about your overall health. For clinicians working with older adults, o...
Stop Discharging Blind: A Smarter Way to Assess the Home. SafeHomeAI with Justin Strause, PT, DPT
You send someone home and hope the environment holds up. Justin, an outpatient PT, got tired of hoping, so he built Safe Home AI: an AI home...
Your fitness tracker is lying to you
Your fitness tracker is lying to you! The ring on your watch may be closed, but you may be missing key elements required to ensure your pati...
3 Clinical Pearls from the 4Ms Framework
Join Dr. Macy Bolt as she unpacks the 4Ms Framework: What Matters, Medication, Mentation, Mobility and the impact that implementation can ha...
Why Nothing Builds Confidence Like a Barbell
The barbell is the last piece of equipment most clinicians would reach for with an older adult. Dustin Jones makes the case that it's the mo...
Independent at 98: A Home Health PT Case Study (Part Three)
Part 3 of the Independent at 98 case study from Kay Mayordomo, PT, DPT is here! This episode is all about how the conversation with the pati...
Prehab/Rehab for Masters Athletes who Compete in the Tactical Games
In this episode, Dr. Shelby Blankenship PT, DPT discusses prehab and rehabbing a masters athlete who competes in the tactical games. Want to...
Down for Dancing in Therapy
Trisa Hutchinson shares the benefits of dancing with patients beyond the smiles and laughter! If you found this content helpful, go to https...
Rehab Leading the Charge in Falls Prevention
Christina Prevett discusses the importance of proactive falls prevention, challenging common misconceptions, and emphasizing the role of reh...
The Sensory Step: The Use of Textured Insoles for Peripheral Neuropathy
In this episode, Dr. Annoushka Ranaraja explores the use of textured insoles when working with people with diabetic peripheral neuropathy wh...
Starting Beats Never: Why the First 4,000 Steps Matter Most
The most powerful thing your patient can do for their health isn't hitting 10,000 steps. It's taking the first 2,000 more. In this episode,...