Elderly Difficulty Walking

The elderly often have difficulty walking due to arthritis, hip problems, prostate trouble, spinal stenosis and other medical issues. However, treatments are available, from physical therapy to hip replacements to assistive devices like walkers. Learn how to care for a senior who has difficulty walking.

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Q&A with the Experts on Elderly Difficulty Walking

What kinds of physical therapy and rehabilitation are available for the elderly?
There are three main types of rehabilitation for elderly people: physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.

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