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Exercise programs are highly effective in reducing both the risk and rate of falls. Studies have shown that:

• Regular exercise can reduce fall risk by up to 23%
• Balance-specific exercises, such as Tai Chi, can decrease fall risk by up to 50%
• Strength training can improve muscle strength and bone density, further reducing fall risk

It’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new exercise program to ensure it’s safe and appropriate for your individual needs. Call us at (337) 485-1250

Yes, many patients experience significant improvements in their balance and overall quality of life. The effectiveness of therapy often depends on the specific condition and adherence to the program. Regular follow-ups help track progress and adjust treatment as needed.

While a referral isn’t always necessary, some insurance plans may require one. We recommend checking with your insurance provider. If you’re unsure, contact us, and we’ll be happy to guide you through the process.

While anyone can experience a fall, certain groups are at higher risk:

• Adults aged 65 and older
• People taking multiple medications
• Those with vision or hearing impairments
• Individuals with a history of previous falls
• People with balance or gait problems