Stronger Living in Wrentham

For residents who have had joint replacement surgery, the Stronger Living program offers services surrounding joint mobility restoration and focusing on improving overall strength and balance.

For residents who have diabetes, the Stronger Living program will focus on therapeutic exercises and aerobic training to lower the health risks associated with Diabetes.

For residents that have Dementia, The Stronger Living program focuses on maintaining and improving independence in whatever way the resident requires.

Deconditioning is defined as long-term inactivity. This can be due to illness recovery, bed rest or general lack of physical activity. The Stronger Living program helps residents struggling with deconditioning through endurance training and strength conditioning. 

After suffering from a stroke, the Stronger Living program can be especially beneficial. We use post-acute restorative care adaptive equipment to help our residents recover. 

If residents struggle with cardiac issues, the Stronger Program will be tailored to their specific needs using cardiovascular conditioning, strength and flexibility training and functional activity programs.

For residents with Parkinson’s disease, the Stronger Living program focuses on meeting their health goals through therapeutic exercises, functional activities and neuromuscular re-education.