Cerebellar ataxia took her balance. Home physiotherapy began giving it back.
A 74-year-old woman living with cerebellar ataxia came to Kinetic Age with severely affected balance, an unsteady walk, and limited coordination.
What they were dealing with
- Cerebellar ataxia affecting balance and coordination
- Walking felt unsafe due to instability
- A short, quick step pattern with long time spent steadying
- Single-leg balance not possible at the start
- No prior physiotherapy for the condition
How we helped
- Specialised neuro-rehabilitation
- Mobility and flexibility training
- Strength and balance work focused on gait and fall prevention
- Pain management matched to neurological recovery
The Outcome
Over eight months, the balance cerebellar ataxia had taken began coming back, her walk steadied, her coordination improved, and moving around started to feel safer again.
- Physio 5/5
- Customer service 5/5
- Overall 5/5
“Everything is going good. I am happy with the physiotherapy and the progression.”
Through it all, the plan, the guided exercises, and every report stayed in the Kinetic Age app, so the family could follow along between visits.
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