Starting Beats Never: Why the First 4,000 Steps Matter Most
The most powerful thing your patient can do for their health isn't hitting 10,000 steps. It's taking the first 2,000 more. In this episode, Dustin Jones breaks down two major studies on physical activ...
27 Aug 13min
My Biggest Clinical Failure turned to Success
My biggest clinical failure turned into one of my biggest wins.For years, I focused on easing pain — but missed the bigger picture: strength, function, and fall risk.This patient taught me that empath...
25 Aug 12min
Hot off the Press! New Dementia Risk Reduction Guidelines
Dr. Macy Bolt breaks down the new WHO dementia risk reduction guidelines that are hot off the press! She dug into the details so you don't have to and she'll walk you through the clinical takeaways yo...
17 Aug 16min
Working With Older Adults May Be Making You More Ageist
In this episode, Dr. Christina Prevett discusses the impact of ageism in healthcare, especially when working with older adults. She explores how healthcare providers' perceptions influence patient car...
13 Aug 21min
Independent at 98: A Home Health PT Case Study (Part Two)
Join Kay Mayordomo, PT, DPT in this new MMOA podcast where she dives into part two of a home health case study of a 98 year old patient who wants to regain his independence at home. Want to make sure...
10 Aug 11min
Appetite, Aging, and Activity
Are your patients telling you they just don't have any appetite? They have no desire to eat? Join Trisa Hutchinson as she dives into appetite, aging, and activity - sharing some outside the box ideas ...
6 Aug 15min
Swapping from Physical Therapist to Personal Trainer with the Older Adult Client
It's sometimes hard to know how to differentiate between a great PT/OT vs a personal trainer as from the outside the overall goal can look similar. Get people stronger and more functional. To help wit...
3 Aug 13min
