These statistics from the CDC highlight the urgent need for proactive balance and mobility care.
Falls occur annually among seniors
Deaths from falls each year
Seniors treated in ERs for falls
Hip fractures caused by falls
Every 11 seconds, an older adult is treated in the emergency room for a fall.Every 19 minutes, an older adult dies from a fall.
Many factors contribute to increased fall risk as we age, but most can be addressed with proper intervention.
Age-related muscle loss increases fall risk and reduces mobility.
Vestibular system changes affect stability and spatial awareness.
Multiple medications can cause dizziness and coordination issues.
Environmental factors like loose rugs and poor lighting contribute to falls.
Beyond physical injury, falls have far-reaching consequences that affect every aspect of an elderly person's life. The fear of falling can be as debilitating as the fall itself.
Did you know? One in four seniors who break a hip from a fall will die within six months. Many others never regain their previous level of independence.

Professional balance and mobility therapy can dramatically reduce fall risk while improving overall quality of life and independence.
Reduce your risk of falls by up to 50% with proper balance training.
Regain confidence in daily activities and maintain your independence.
Stay active and engaged in the activities you love.
Improve strength, flexibility, and coordination for better movement.
Research shows these interventions are most effective in preventing falls and maintaining independence.
Specific exercises to improve stability and coordination.
Maintaining muscle mass and bone density through targeted exercise.
Identifying and addressing environmental hazards in your living space.
Working with certified specialists who understand elderly-specific needs.
"Balance training programs can reduce the rate of falls by 24-50% in older adults. The evidence is clear: proactive intervention works."
— Multiple peer-reviewed studies published in journals of gerontology and physical therapy
With his PhD in Kinesiology and Motor Behavior, plus postdoctoral research at Cal State Fullerton and UCSD, Dr. Ghasemi brings cutting-edge, evidence-based methods to every client interaction. His approach isn't just about exercise—it's about applying the latest research to real-world results.