Physical Therapy for Balance Issues

Balance Treatment in Georgetown, KY

Stay Steady, Stay Independent

If you’ve started avoiding uneven sidewalks, rugs, or even stairs — you’re not alone. Balance issues are incredibly common as we age, but they’re also one of the leading risk factors for falls, fractures, and lost independence.

Whether it’s from a previous fall, medication changes, vestibular dysfunction, or general weakness, balance problems can quietly chip away at your confidence. But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

At Hyphen, we believe that strength is the best fall prevention. Our Doctors of Physical Therapy specialize in helping older adults build balance, stability, and resilience through evidence-based programs tailored to your needs.

Your plan may include:

  • Balance and coordination exercises

  • Strength training for hips, legs, and core stability

  • Gait and posture retraining

  • Vestibular rehabilitation if dizziness is a factor

  • Education on home safety and fall-proofing strategies

HOW HYPHEN WORKS

Physical therapists smiling during a group class at Hyphen fitness and physical therapy in Georgetown, KY.

1. TALK WITH A PT

Talk with a Physical Therapist to understand your needs, goals, and your best path forward.

Physical therapist at Hyphen coaching a woman 60+ through a safe strength training exercise with a weighted ball—part of a personalized fitness program in Georgetown KY.

2. GET YOUR GAMEPLAN

Get a proven plan—fitness, physical therapy, or both—to close the gap from where you are to where you want to be.

Woman 60+ smiling during a kettlebell balance exercise at Hyphen in Georgetown KY—part of a strength training program designed to improve stability, mobility, and healthy aging.

3. CLOSE THE GAP

Close the gap from where you are to where you want to be. Strength, independence, pain-free — whatever it is, we've got you covered.

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Things we treat

Physical therapist at Hyphen coaching a woman 60+ through a safe strength training exercise with a weighted ball—part of a personalized fitness program in Georgetown KY.
  • General balance decline with aging

  • Falls or fear of falling

  • Muscle weakness and poor stability

  • Inner ear (vestibular) disorders

  • Neuropathy-related balance issues

  • Post-stroke balance recovery

  • Parkinson’s-related instability

  • Gait disorders

  • Dizziness with head movement

  • Difficulty walking on uneven surfaces or stairs

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