Dysphagia (pronounced “ dis-FAY-juh”) means difficulty swallowing. This disorder can occur at any time of life, but is most often seen in the older adult population, infants, and people with a neurological condition. Difficulty swallowing does not just mean it is hard to swallow food, so...

Mrs. A. is a 75-year-old woman who, after undergoing a surgery awoke from anesthesia realizing something was very wrong. She had no vision in the right side of both of her eyes and decreased balance. As part of her initial physical therapy session, Mrs. A was...

How Therapy Can Help With Fall Prevention Trio Rehabilitation & Wellness Solutions opened in 2015 with the sole purpose of helping the older adult population navigate through the later years of life feeling healthier, more confidence, and fully capable of managing everyday activities; preventing falls and...

A diagnosis of dementia is very personal, but often times, it can be a confusing diagnosis full of mystery. There seems to be limited face-to-face education about what it means to be diagnosed and living with dementia today and in the future....

What is the Difference Between Alzheimer’s & Dementia? Dementia care is a hot topic! Contributing to this topic is the rising number of people being diagnosed with dementia, the costs of care, and limited understanding of how to help someone living with dementia. Therapists trained in...

Experiencing a Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA), commonly known as a “stroke,” is a scary event that often leaves people shocked and in dismay. In the United States, stroke is the 6th leading cause for disability. Side effects of a stroke can include changes with thinking, speaking,...