Dustin Jones, a physical therapist and founder of Stronger Life Gym, emphasizes the transformative power of movement for older adults. He discusses how tailored exercise can improve strength and confidence in those over 55. Jones debunks myths around aging, highlighting the importance of resistance training and maintaining muscle mass. He also underscores the role of community in fitness, sharing inspiring stories of individuals overcoming challenges. Overall, it's a motivating conversation on staying active and healthy at any age!

In this discussion, Dr. Dustin Jones, a specialist in geriatric orthopedic issues, shares insights on osteoporosis management. He highlights how empowering language can replace fear-based narratives, encouraging patients to embrace movement for better bone health. The conversation also dives into educational initiatives aimed at enhancing geriatric care, stressing the importance of continual learning and community engagement to support older adults positively. Dr. Jones’s expertise shines as he promotes a proactive approach to aging.

Dr. Dustin Jones, a specialist in geriatric care, shares valuable insights on managing fragility fractures. He emphasizes three key strategies that focus on preserving mobility even after injuries. The discussion highlights effective rehabilitation practices that protect injuries while building strength and balance. Dr. Jones provides practical tips to prepare patients for future falls, ensuring a comprehensive approach to recovery. His expertise sheds light on enhancing the quality of life for older adults facing these challenges.

Join Dr. Dustin Jones on a debate of heavy vs. light loads in geriatrics, exploring benefits for movement, strength, confidence, and more. Discover how different loads can impact self-perception, functional capacity, and independence in older adults.

Dr. Dustin Jones from Modern Management of the Older Adult division shares tips on making HIIT more objective, monitoring vital signs diligently, and adjusting intensity for medically complex patients. The discussion emphasizes the importance of safety and efficacy when working with this population.

Dr. Dustin Jones, physical therapist, discusses a holistic framework for assessing and improving balance in rehabilitation, emphasizing the importance of personalized balance programs and risk factors. He explores addressing visual deficits and vestibular screening for effective balance exercises, as well as tailored approaches to improving balance abilities. The podcast also delves into precision assessment and intervention frameworks with dedicated resources, highlighting the importance of evaluating individual deficits for precise interventions.

Dr. Dustin Jones discusses osteoporosis diagnosis and treatment, including reading DEXA scans and understanding prognosis. He shares tips on treatment choices and plan of care development, emphasizing the importance of serving older adult patients and athletes. The podcast explores strategies like targeted exercises and training techniques to improve bone health and enhance bone density in individuals with osteoporosis.

Physical therapist, Dustin Jones, challenges traditional approaches to training aging adults, focusing on the importance of pushing older individuals to their limits for better outcomes. He discusses biases in healthcare, the benefits of heavy lifting and strength training for older adults, and the risks of under-dosing this population. Jones emphasizes the need for proper dosage in training and the value of fitness in maintaining independence for aging individuals.

Explore the gap between diagnosis and prognosis in healthcare, emphasizing the importance of clarity for patients. Learn about managing conditions like degenerative joint disease and osteoporosis, and the impact of uncertainty on patient decision-making. Discover how to empower patients with context and educational courses on exercise prescription and geriatric conversations.

Dr. Dustin Jones, Modern Management of the Older Adult division leader, covers some good accessories to have on hand when working with older adults. They discuss weight-bearing floor transfers, surface recommendations, using fists or forearms instead of open hands, and the use of wrist wraps for compression and support. They also explore various accessories like wrist wraps, workout gloves, and weight lifting straps to assist individuals with grip and hand issues. Additionally, they mention the use of gait belts, lifting hooks, and adaptive attachments for stroke patients. Learn how to work around grip and hand issues and get a free ebook with links to accessories and ideas for working with older adults.