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Elderly & Senior Mobility Problems

Elderly and senior mobility problems present daily challenges for elderly parents and their caregivers. Seniors and elderly people with mobility problems have trouble walking, getting out of bed, sitting and getting up from seated positions. Find information on elderly and senior mobility problems and options for assistance, here at AgingCare.com.

Articles About Mobility Problems

Tips for Preventing Falls and Broken Hips in Elderly Parents
What can be done at home to prevent falls, broken hips and mobility problems in the elderly, which become more common as parents age?
What to Expect After a Hip Replacement
Here are some issues and problems that you should look out for after a hip replacement surgery has been performed. Learn how to be prepared for returning home, proper exercises and more.
The Difference Between Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy
If a loved one is experiencing issues with mobility, doing activities of daily living or speaking they may need geriatric rehabilitation services. Here is how physical, speech and occupational therapy help.
How to Buy A Blood Glucose Self-Test Kit
Self-monitoring blood glucose (SMBG testing) enables diabetics and their caregivers to effectively manage and treat diabetes.
Shoe Wedges Reduce Osteoarthritis Knee Pain
Using wedges in shoes may not only reduce pain in the knees while walking, it may also slow the progression of knee osteoarthritis.
Automatic Fall Detection: A New Way to Call for Help
When an senior falls, they might not able to push their emergency response button. Automatic fall detection helps assure that seniors are safe in these circumstances.

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Q&A with the Experts on Mobility Problems

Does adult day care accommodate elders with mobility problems?
Some adult day care centers accept patients with mobility problems, such as hip replacements.
How do I know if mom needs rehabilitation after a hip injury?
Broken hips or hip injuries in the elderly can be very painful and problematic. Physical therapy for rehabilitation and recovery might be necessary.

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