But, first, please read this...
One in four Americans age 65 and older falls each year.
From bruises and strains to broken bones and lasting trauma, falls threaten the health and safety of seniors as well as their economic security and independence.
Falling is NOT normal. And, it does NOT have to be a part of aging.
Falls are preventable, and recovery is possible.
A Personal Message from Dr. Kittle (Balance Specialist):
Dear Fellow New Yorker,
Once upon a time, you bustled around the city, and had no limits to your abilities.
However, now, you have slowed up a bit. You want to remain active and mobile, but you have some fear.
Fear of falling, fear of losing your independence, fear of embarrassment...
But, you definitely don't want to end up in a Wheelchair or worse, a Nursing Home.
Falling is a constant worry for older New Yorkers, and most blame it on their age...
But, it doesn't have to be that way.
And, in addition, there are a few simple strategies we can share with you to decrease your dizziness, minimize your fear, and stop tripping and falling.
Well, we can help you get to the things you love doing in your life:
...By helping you find the root-cause of your Balance or Walking issue, and finally fix it,
Plus, we will create a personalized game plan to help rid you of fear and boost you back up with confidence, strength, endurance, and stability.
Now, if this sounds like you, then I look forward to speaking with you soon.
And, you won't speak to a receptionist or be put on hold like most doctor's offices. You will speak with the actual Doctor of Physical Therapy - a Balance Specialist.
So, please don't delay. Go ahead and Call or Text Me to see if my protocol is right for you. (203) 340-0236
Onward,
Dr. David Kittle, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Founder - Concierge Pain Relief & Balance
Voted Best Home Physical Therapy in New York City for "Balance & Walking"
*PS - This Complementary Phone Consultation is for you if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Parkinson's, Ataxia, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Tremor, Alzheimer's, Dementia, or have been recently tripping or falling more often.
