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Physical Therapy

Geriatric Physical Therapy at MBF is a resource for understanding and dealing with the changes that accompany aging. We can offer solutions for remaining active, independent, and pain free.

Geriatric Physical Therapy addresses the following diagnoses:
  • Arthritis
  • Cardiac and Pulmonary Diseases
  • Complex Medical Histories
  • Coordination and Balance Deficits
  • Fractures
  • Functional Limitations
  • Joint Replacements
  • Low Back Pain
  • Osteoporosis
  • * Parkinson's
  • * Vestibular
  • Post Hospitalization
  • Sport/Orthopedic Injuries
  • Stroke
  • Urinary Incontinence
*See Neurology for Parkinson's & Vestibular Programs


MBF Physical Therapists work with aging adults to address their specific physical needs and rehabilitation relating to function in and outside of their living environment. Our therapists treat you individually and appropriately for your goals. We know quality of life is defined by each unique client. Our physical therapists provide focused training and education on improving the quality of life for aging adults and the issues that come with growing older. We have knowledge of the broad range of medical conditions that can limit the aging body. Our therapists will not only design programs to address your specific needs but they'll educate you on how to best care for YOUR body.

Some age-related bodily changes unnecessarily limit daily activities and can be addressed through physical therapy. Normal aging does not need to cause pain or decrease mobility. Our physical therapists are a resource for understanding the physical aging process and will assist in regaining lost abilities. At MBF, we understand the changes that occur with normal aging and those that are altered by other disease processes. MBF can prevent lifelong disability and restore the highest level of functioning.

The Benefits of Physical Therapy include:
  • Increase physical strength and flexibility.
  • Improve balance and stability, decreasing number of falls and increasing safety in all environments.
  • Increase endurance in activities of daily living.
  • Increase safety in home environments through recommendations and adaptations.
  • Teach methods for daily activities that maximize the individual's capabilities for optimal function and independence.
  • Decrease pain.
  • Develop long-term exercise programs to maintain function and continue to receive lasting benefits from physical therapy.


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