Successful Rehab for Today’s Older Adults: Functional Assessment and Intervention for the Geriatric Client – Susan Blair

Keywords List

to

the

THE

and

AND

older

in

Older

IN

OLDER

Summary

• Archive: Aging successfully is one of the most important goals for today’s older adults.

• For rehabilitation therapists, this can be rewarding and challenging with endless functional possibilities but limited clinical resources.

• This creative course recording presents fresh, exciting information to help older adults achieve their functional goals.

• Aging is not a prerequisite for becoming frail and chronic health conditions do not have to limit an older person’s ability to age in place successfully.Can you relate...An elderly client of mine had old worn rugs in her sunroom, which I identified as a significant fall risk.

• I placed the old rugs in her garage, so her family could dispose of them properly.