Balance Therapy
BALANCE THERAPY AT THE SHOOK REHABILITATION & WELLNESS CENTER
Balance is central to our daily lives. Every time we sit, rise, and walk, our muscles and joints should work in synchronization to maintain equilibrium. When balance is compromised, quality of life deteriorates. Fall risk increases. Job performance suffers. Fear of taking a tumble keeps us pinned to a chair, unable to visit friends or attempt exercise. Inactivity perpetuates in a vicious circle, leading to ever-worsening health outcomes. The Shook Rehabilitation & Wellness Center applies state-of-the-art technology to correcting imbalance and its consequences. Our HUR iBalance machine offers the latest in balance restoration techniques in a safe, user-friendly manner. The machine helps restore range of motion, proper weight shift, and stabilization using computer game-style exercises that stimulate the brain, build core strength, and retrain muscle memory. When patients step onto the HUR iBalance machine, they stand on a low-rise platform, much like a doctor’s office weight scale, while holding comfortable handlebars for stability. Under the skilled guidance of the Shook Rehabilitation & Wellness Center’s trained therapists, here’s how it works:
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BALANCE THERAPY EXPLAINED
People of all ages can encounter balance issues that hamper full functioning. Shook Home services are available for adults 18 and over.
Age-related imbalance occurs as the body’s joints and muscles deteriorate. Other causes can strike at any time. They include neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, the compression of the spinal cord known as spinal stenosis, stroke, and multiple sclerosis.
![]() | THE SHOOK REHABILITATION & WELLNESS CENTER ADVANTAGEAt the Shook Rehabilitation & Wellness Center, balance therapy is a key element in the treatment and recovery plan of many patients. Our approach includes:
Using the HUR iBalance machine and other research-based techniques, the Shook Rehabilitation & Wellness Center therapists help patients stay motivated on the road to reaching their goals and achieving improved balance, coordination, and independence. |