Clinical Programming May Include
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Therapeutic Exercise
Therapeutic exercise to improve strength, endurance, and mobility
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Balance & Falls
Balance concerns, fall risk, or fear of falling
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Medical Screening
Medical screening and monitoring for safety
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Memory & Communication
Support for memory, thinking, and communication changes
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Seating & Mobility
Seating, positioning, and mobility-equipment recommendations
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Neurological
Specialized strategies for Parkinson’s disease and other neurologic conditions
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Caregiver Education
Caregiver education and support for participation at home and in the community
How FOX Clinical Programming Can Help
Frequently Asked Questions
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Clinical programming refers to the specialized knowledge, tools, and clinical approaches FOX therapists use to personalize care. It may include therapeutic exercise, balance and fall prevention, medical screening, cognitive support, caregiver education, and seating or equipment recommendations.
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The therapist considers the patient’s health, abilities, symptoms, safety, and goals. Exercise is then selected and progressed to provide an appropriate challenge while supporting safe and meaningful improvement.
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FOX therapists monitor the patient’s response to treatment and look for signs that may require a change in the plan or follow-up with another healthcare professional. Depending on the patient’s needs, this may include monitoring heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, or oxygen levels.
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Where We Treat
Find treatment38 states + Washington, D.C. and growing! Take a look at where FOX is currently treating. Keep checking back as we constantly expand to new territories.
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Wellness Services
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