Aging with Ability Podcast

How does Medicare A and Medicare B cover physical therapy?A physical therapist with experience in SNF, home health, and outpatient therapy explains from her experience.This is a broad overview based on professional experience. Please consult your personal insurance policy and company for details about your specific plan.

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Second half of this list. TMJ, diabetes, and more!

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Did you know that a PT can treat dizziness? What about heart failure? Join Christine as she discusses some conditions that you may not think about seeking physical therapy for. First 5 conditions in this video.

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An overview of multiple specialists in the medical field and what they do. Download the FREE printable today to keep this list handy the next time you need a specialist.

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How do you feel when your doctor sends you to physical therapy? Are you just counting the weeks until your next step-maybe that MRI or surgery consult. Physical therapy is a very effective treatment option for many conditions. This episode discusses benefits of physical therapy-even if your road eventually leads to surgery. Evidence discussed includes research on lumbar stenosis outcomes, rotator cuff tear, and knee arthritis in older adults. See agingwithability.com/physical-therapy-is-a-treatment-not-a-speed-bump-to-treatment for research links and further resources on healthy aging for older adults created by a physical therapist.

Do you struggle with incontinence? Have you thought about how it is impacting your daily life? Are you reducing your activities due to your symptoms? Learn more about where these changes can lead as well as be encouraged that you can take action now to reduce your symptoms and change your lifestyle with the incontinence course created by a physical therapist. More information at: https://agingwithability.thrivecart.com/incontinence-2023/

Have you heard of the term exercise snack? How can they help you as an older adult?

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Do you know what levels of care are available as an older adult? Have you thought about what you may need as you age? Listen to this episode to learn about the levels of care available and why thinking about needs ahead of time can be helpful.

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What are some of the early changes that people with dementia experience? Do you know what delirium is and how to tell the difference between delirium and depression? Learn more on today's podcast. Check out agingwithability.com/early-signs-of-dementia-ep4-mm2 for all resources and further posts and podcast episodes.

Have you ever thought about the difference between physical activity and exercise? Learn the difference and why exercise is important for older adults on this episode.

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On this episode of the Aging with Ability Podcast we define cognition and cognitive deficit and explain how this can impact you as you age. Visit agingwithability.com/what-is-cognition-ep1-mm1/ to find the show notes and links to applicable resources. 

Do you have questions about living healthy as an older adult? This podcast will provide short 10-15 minute episodes focused on topics of healthy living from a physical therapist's perspective. With years of experience working with and educating older adults in their home I want to guide you in all of your questions about healthy living. Memory Monday will address cognition and changes that occur with aging, Wonderful Wednesday will provide a miscellaneous day of content to address necessary topics, Fitness Friday will delve deeper into specific exercise guidelines, exercises, and falls prevention. Questions will help me decide what topics are of interest and I would love to hear yours on agingwithability.com, Facebook, or email me directly at christine@agingwithability.com