Interventions as standard include home exercises with prompt sheets, however many sessions typically also include some form of mobility practice – whether in or outdoors, identification of contributors to falls and education around reducing the risk of a fall happening again. If appropriate, practicing how to get up off the ground under supervision in a safe manner can also be incorporated into treatment, additional to help sourcing any indicated walking aids.

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Sometimes, Physiotherapy breaks down the steps needed to undertake safe transfers, allowing safe and effective movements such as sit to stand, and bed mobility allowing a person to function more independently at home, and guidance can be given to next of kin/carers with any transfer/ mobility assistance indicated.

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Other techniques may also be employed in the event of muscle or joint restrictions affecting mobility, and typically involve joint mobilisations/ tissue massage or electrotherapy including TENS for pain relief or electronic muscle stimulation for strengthening. In more complex cases, and with consent the service also liaises any relevant external agencies.