This presentation will include practical clinical applications of the latest evidence in the rehabilitation of geriatric patients with dizziness. Participants completing this course will be ready to recognize the common causes, individualize their care (exam and treatment), and set appropriate goals. We will reveal how to systematically evaluate and prescribe an individualized program for imbalance. *Please note that the first video is not functioning properly but will be shown again at the end of the presentation....
Geriatric Balance and Dizziness Management
January 20, 2014
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