物理治疗
根据每位会员的身体状况和活动能力,提供针对性的康复训练,帮助改善力量、平衡、行动能力和日常生活功能。
改善力量、平衡与日常活动能力
随着年龄增长,不少长者会出现腿脚无力、关节僵硬、腰背或膝盖疼痛、走路不稳等问题;中风、住院或手术之后,也常常需要一段时间的康复训练,才能逐步恢复日常活动能力。
阳光的康复理疗会根据会员的身体状况、活动能力和实际需要制定训练内容,包括力量、平衡、行走、关节活动度和日常动作训练。对于使用拐杖、助行器或其他辅助设备的会员,也可以协助学习更安全、正确的使用方法。
我们的重点不是单纯“做运动”,而是帮助会员把训练真正用到每天的生活里——例如站起、走路、转身、上下台阶时更稳,减少跌倒风险,并尽量维持现有的行动能力和生活质量。


康复理疗可能帮助
常见理疗方式
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