Fall Risk & Mobility
Home safety walkthroughs, medication reviews, and in-home balance and strength therapy so you can move around your house with confidence.
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Physical Therapy
Whether you are recovering from a joint replacement, an illness, or a recent fall, physical therapists work with you right in your own living room and hallway to rebuild strength, steady your balance, and help you walk with confidence.
- Provided by
- Licensed partners, coordinated by Royal
- Ordered by
- Your physician or allowed practitioner
- Availability
- Mon to Fri, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, with a nurse on call after hours
- Where
- In your home, across 4 Southern California counties
Overview
About Physical Therapy
Doing physical therapy at home is practical and personal. Instead of practicing in a gym across town, you practice on your own front steps, down your own hallway, and getting up from your own favorite chair. Your therapist sets realistic goals with you and gives you a few simple exercises to practice between visits.
Physical therapy is provided by arrangement with trusted, licensed local therapy partners and coordinated by our team so it fits seamlessly alongside your nursing visits.
Provided by arrangement with trusted, licensed partners and coordinated by Royal Home Health Care as part of your plan of care.
What's included
- Leg and core strength and stamina rebuilding
- Balance and steady walking (gait) training
- Muscle re-education after a stroke, surgery, or injury
- Prosthetic and mobility training after an amputation
- Fitting and safe training with walkers, canes, and wheelchairs
- Gentle pain-relief movements and joint mobility work
- Clear, easy-to-follow home exercise routines
Who it helps
- Patients returning home after hip, knee, spine, or other surgeries
- People regaining movement after a stroke or neurological illness
- Anyone who has fallen recently or feels wobbly on their feet
Related services
Ask us about Physical Therapy.
Call us with questions, to make a referral, or to check whether you qualify. A real person answers during office hours, and a registered nurse is on call after hours.