Ronna Sather
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Ronna Sather, a licensed physical therapist with over 30 years of professional experience, has guided thousands of families dealing with senior safety at home.Ronna lives in Southern California, is married and is the mother of 2 high schoolers.
Ronna Sather, a licensed physical therapist with over 30 years of professional experience, has guided thousands of families dealing with senior safety at home.Ronna lives in Southern California, is married and is the mother of 2 high schoolers.
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Licensed Physical Therapist, B.S. in P.T. from University of Minnesota
Licensed Physical Therapist, B.S. in P.T. from University of Minnesota
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How do I use a cane properly and fit it to work best for me? Read on and you will find the answers to these basic cane issues.
By Ronna Sather | Published 5/19/2009
For many senior citizens, getting up from a chair is no longer easy. This simple step-by-step guide can help make sitting and standing less of a chore and improve safety at home.
By Ronna Sather | Published 5/13/2009
If you have ever fallen, you know how frightening this can be and how many thoughts race through your mind. " Did I break my hip? Will I ever be able to walk again? Am I still going to be able to live independently? What do I do now?"
By Ronna Sather | Published 5/11/2009
Climbing stairs can be a challenge if you have had an injury or one leg is weaker. Here are a few safety pointers. I am assuming that you are able to bear full weight on both legs.
By Ronna Sather | Published 5/11/2009
This article will show you how to identify and reduce safety hazards in an older person's bathroom.
By Ronna Sather | Published 4/28/2009
This article shows you how to correct bedroom safety hazards and take preventive measures to help avoid potentially life-altering disasters.
By Ronna Sather | Published 4/28/2009
Many seniors become more sedentary as the years go by. This can lead to weakness and decreased balance which increase fall risk. Here are a few simple exercises that can help.
By Ronna Sather | Published 4/28/2009
How can you tell if someone has a significant risk of falling? The following 5 indicators can give you a heads-up that your senior loved one is at increased risk. Read on for strategies to help lessen this risk.
By Ronna Sather | Published 4/28/2009
In this article, I will show you how to identify and reduce kitchen hazards, keeping you and your elderly loved ones safer.
By Ronna Sather | Published 4/28/2009
In this article, I will show you how to identify and reduce safety hazards in the living room, yard and entryways of an elderly persons home.
By Ronna Sather | Published 4/28/2009
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