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After stroke, knee or hip surgery, to retrain an individual
to walk
For incontinent, demented or confused, and oxygen-dependent
individuals
After amputation, to train an individual how to use a brace
or prosthesis
When a medical condition or slow-healing wound impairs mobility
To introduce strategies for performing normal routines, when
injury or illness interferes with activities of daily living
To improve strength and endurance for individuals compromised
by illness or injury
To enhance communication when injury or illness interferes
with speech and language skills
For individuals who require assistance with bathing, grooming
and other personal needs
To teach safe techniques for moving in and out of bed, chairs,
etc.
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