Conditions

Aged Care Conditions

Conditions Requiring Rehabilitation Services

As people age, activity levels can decrease significantly, leading to loss of muscle mass, reduced cardiovascular capacity and other negative outcomes. Quality allied health care services can help address this decline with various areas of focus.

Geriatric rehabilitation

Geriatric rehabilitation has the goal of restoring quality of life for older individuals who have suffered an injury or illness. It aims to improve or restore functional ability in elderly people with disabling impairments and conditions resulting from health incidents such as brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke, and injuries resulting from falls.  Not only can this rehabilitative focus help manage pain, it can restore confidence and quality of life in seniors as their health outcomes improve.

Wellness and prevention

Wellness and prevention programs for seniors may include exercise therapy aimed at maintaining fitness and strength, foot care to help maintain movement and address painful conditions of the feet and lower legs, therapy to restore and improve fine motor skills and social interactionFall prevention and pain management is also a key focus in all aged care environments.

Neuro-rehabilitation

Neurological conditions, a complex and sensitive aspect of aged care support, can see progressive decline in a person’s functioning and requires a dedicated approach from health care professionals and carers. A Neuro-rehabilitative approach from qualified allied health providers can assist seniors who have experienced or who are diagnosed with dementia, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, stroke and brain and spinal cord injuries.


Geriatric Rehabilitation

Geriatric rehabilitation has the goal of restoring quality of life for older individuals who are experiencing conditions of aging, have suffered an injury or are recovering from illness. Rehabilitation programs designed for seniors aim to improve or restore functional ability in elderly people with disabling impairments.

Illustration of elderly woman sitting on a gym ball for rehabilitation


Wellness and Prevention

As people age, activity levels can decrease significantly, leading to conditions including loss of muscle mass, reduced cardiovascular capacity and other negative outcomes. An exercise program designed by allied health professionals especially for older people can have many positive outcomes.

exercise program for seniors wellness


Neuro-Rehabilitation

Neurological conditions, a complex and sensitive aspect of aged care support, can see progressive decline in an older person’s functioning and requires a dedicated approach from a team of health care professionals and carers.

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We founded ACRS with a vision to provide Australian seniors within Perth metropolitan areas a much needed, effective, rehabilitation focussed and affordable Physiotherapy and Allied Health Services within a residential aged care facility and at their own homes. We are proudly Western Australian-based, delivering local aged care health services directly into our community.

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