Empowering Residents Through Physiotherapy in Care Homes

 

Physiotherapy in a residential or care home setting is about more than just mobility—it's about restoring dignity, improving well-being, and reducing long-term care needs. Our goal is to help residents move more, do more, and rely less on hands-on care—saving money and improving quality of life.

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Reduce Care Costs by Promoting Independence

Our physiotherapists help residents become more active and self-sufficient, decreasing the need for high levels of personal care.

We work closely with care staff to deliver therapeutic care—encouraging movement during everyday tasks like washing, dressing, and transfers.

By helping residents regain function, we reduce dependency, which can lower staffing pressures and overall care costs.

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Combat the Effects of Inactivity

Studies show muscle mass can decline by 2–5% per day of bed rest, and up to 10% in one week for older adults.

Regular physiotherapy combats deconditioning, reduces falls risk, and prevents long-term immobility.

Early intervention helps residents maintain or regain abilities before deterioration becomes irreversible.

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Tailored Support for Every Resident

We provide personalised exercise programmes that match each resident’s needs and goals—whether it's standing again, walking to meals, or simply sitting with better posture.

Our approach restores confidence and enables residents to participate more in social and daily activities.

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Training for Care Staff

We train carers to incorporate movement and strength-building into their support—turning routine care into opportunities for rehabilitation.

This ensures continuity between therapy sessions and daily care, improving outcomes for residents.

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A Positive, Uplifting Approach

We replace the fear of decline with hope and encouragement.

Every session is built around the belief that ability can improve at any age—and that everyone deserves the chance to thrive.