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Rehabilitation for Patients with Parkinson’s Disease at New Beginning Physical Therapy, Palm Desert, CA

Posted on January 30, 2017 0

Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative condition of the nervous system. It can, over the course of 10 to 25 years result in total loss of mobility. In all but a few cases of Parkinson’s disease, there is no identifiable cause or even any obvious contributing factor.

The onset of Parkinson’s disease is usually between the ages of 50 and 70. The difference in incidence between men and women is not statistically significant. While the symptoms are certainly troublesome and can eventually result in the total loss of mobility, death as a direct consequence of Parkinson’s disease is uncommon, and the life expectancy for a Parkinson’s patient has over the last decade or so grown very close to that of the population in general.

How We Help Patients with Parkinson’s at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA

In-home physical therapists at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA, help patients with Parkinson’s manage their daily motions. In-home physical therapists in Palm Desert, CA, have developed specialized programs to help restore mobility, reduce pain, and increase fitness levels. We work with patients to improve their areas of dysfunction – paralysis, vision impairment, poor balance, inability to ambulate, and loss of functional independence.

We have seen the benefits of physical therapy and traditional methods of exercise in patients with Parkinson’s disease. Our in-home physical therapists at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA, are advocating symptomatic relief for improved function.  They are providing excellent care to improve muscle strength, aerobic fitness, and balance for their patients.

Our trained physical therapists in Palm Desert, CA, not only set limits on their exercise parameters but also set the advanced treatment program to an intensified level to challenge impaired systems.  In-home physical therapists at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA, promote recovery to modulate the progression of the illness in the patients.

More and more, individuals with Parkinson’s disease are expectant to benefit from treadmill training wherein their walking behavior is driven automatically and at significantly higher intensities.

Increasingly, more exercise programs are being developed by our expert in-home physical therapists at New Beginning Physical Therapy in Palm Desert, CA to help intensify the treatment.  We are reviewing the effects of challenging, highly intensive exercise on the brain and functional improvement of their patients.

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