Podcasts about geros health

As we rebrand this podcast to #GERIonICE, we (the GEROS team) wanted to share what GEROS means to us & our hopes for this amazing community! If you didn't listen to Monday's episode, you should go back & do that. In summary, here are the changes that are happening: Say "Goodbye" to the GEROS Recap and "Hello" to the MMOA Digest - Bi-weekly email of relevant research, helpful podcasts, & insightful info. Click here to get the MMOA Digest. GEROS Facebook Group will remain the same...a strong force for good in geriatrics. GEROS Podcast will become the #GERIonICE Podcast where we will publish our weekly segment from the #PTonICE Daily Show. GEROS' Social Media accounts will shift to my personal/professional accounts where I will share relevant Geri info with an occasional mountain biking &/or family post ;)

BIG NEWS - The Future of GEROS Health -> #GERIonICE Listen in to hear an update on the podcast & what things are going to look like going forward! In Summary: Say "Goodbye" to the GEROS Recap and "Hello" to the MMOA Digest - Bi-weekly email of relevant research, helpful podcasts, & insightful info. Click here to get the MMOA Digest. - https://institute-of-clinical-excellence.ck.page/a3837f54b7 GEROS Facebook Group will remain the same...a strong force for good in geriatrics. GEROS Podcast will become the #GERIonICE Podcast where we will publish our weekly segment from the #PTonICE Daily Show. GEROS' Social Media accounts will shift to my personal/professional accounts where I will share relevant Geri info with an occasional mountain biking &/or family post ;) Don't view this as an end...just an evolution. The community remains & will continue to be a strong resource for Geri clinicians. I'm VERY grateful for each person that has contributed content on this platform & each of you that are a part of this community & listen to the podcast. This would not exist if it wasn't for YOU! If you have any thoughts/questions/concerns, feel free to email me at info@geroshealth.com or call/text Dustin at 859-813-5334

SICK But STRONG: Inspiring Change in Tough Settings (Part 1/3) with Dr. Julie Brauer, PT, DPT   If you’ve been a part of the GEROS Health crew for a while, you have heard all about the process of Building the Bike.   But have you thought about how we can do this in acute care?   Join Julie Brauer as she dives deep into why it is so important to  reimagine our role and revamp our approach as Rehab Pro's in this tough setting to change our patients’ lives and inspire them to move forward from sickness > wellness > fitness!   *Parts 2 and 3 will talk in detail about how to implement this with our patients from the moment we walk through their doors!    ----- If you enjoyed this episode, consider joining the GEROS Community! You'll get: Access to the Private FB Group where we stream interviews, share relevant research, & discuss cases. The weekly Recap of highlights around the GEROS Community. Sign up for free at http://GEROShealth.com/#join

Bridging the Gap Between the Hospital and the CrossFit Affiliate. This is an interview that ICE Faculty Member, Dustin Jones, had with Dr. Julie Foucher, MD, of the Pursuing Health, and Michele Mootz of CrossFit Health. This episode was published on Dustin's GEROS Health podcast as well as Julie's Pursuing Health Podcast. The show notes below are courtesy of the Pursuing Health Podcast team. Enjoy! --- “We are trying to reach the populations that would otherwise never consider walking into a CrossFit gym.  That was goal #1 was, when we first put this out to people, if you're the least likely person to go to a CrossFit gym, we want you.  And it was followed pretty closely after that with, we will meet you wherever you're at.  And, got a pretty good response just from that.  We have targeted two primary populations.  One we call special populations, and that covers everything from the severely overweight to chronic disease: diabetes, COPD, you name it, we've got it.  And, that was our primary target was a special populations class, and then reaching seniors, and the people who didn't have exposure to any kind of physical activity, let alone CrossFit, and teaching them some of the skills that would be necessary to keep them living independently.” – Michele Mootz When it comes to helping seniors and other “unlikely exercisers” become active and functionally fit for a lifetime of health, Dustin Jones and Michele Mootz are leading the charge. As a home health physical therapist, Dustin Jones works to keep older adults resilient and independent at home.  He is also the founder of Geros Health and the Geros Health podcast, where he connects thousands of clinicians to share information and education about caring for older adults. Michele Mootz is a true CrossFit original, getting her start in Santa Cruz back in 2004.  An experienced physical therapist, she fell in love with CrossFit methodologies and ultimately left her formal work as a physical therapist to become a full-time coach.  Michelle has worked on the CrossFit Seminar Staff member for 10 years, currently serving as a Flowmaster.  Most recently she has taken over the CrossFit Heath program at CrossFit HQ where she works with older adults as well as those struggling with obesity and chronic disease in an effort to help them regain their health and independence. Michele, Dustin and I met up at a recent CFMDL1 seminar to share a discussion on how we can bridge the gap from the hospital to the affiliate.  In this episode, we discuss the considerations that go along with working with these special populations, how affiliate owners can get start their own senior and special populations programs, and how healthcare providers can get involved with their local affiliates. In this episode we discuss: The stereotypes surrounding CrossFit, and the initiative CrossFit HQ is undertaking to reach populations who would never consider trying CrossFit, including obese populations, those with chronic disease, and seniors How a box owner or a dedicated coach can create an inviting environment for those who need CrossFit the most so they feel welcomed The criteria CrossFit HQ uses in allowing those interested to join their CrossFit Health program Scheduling and programming considerations for special populations What primary care physicians should look for in an affiliate in order to feel comfortable referring patients How healthcare providers can get involved with their local affiliates The Derelict Doctors Club or “DDC” The trickle-down theory: why the MDL1 is not open to all healthcare providers How HQ is working towards a directory of doctors who CrossFit The reasoning behind CrossFit HQ's decision to track quality of life over other health data markers Michelle's action steps for box owners and coaches who would like to get started helping special populations Julie's action steps for medical providers who would like to consider using functional movement to help their patients Dustin's thoughts on why functional movement is so important for rehabilitation patients You can follow Dustin and Geros Health on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and via his podcast.  You can contact Michele Mootz via email. Links: Contact CrossFit Health to learn more about the MDL1 Geros Health Constance CrossFit Maximus Stave Off with Christina Prevett Black Flag Athletics Related Episodes: Ep 16 – Pete Katz and his physician on using CrossFit and Paleo to overcome chronic disease Ep 31 – Robert Porter and his Coach, Patrick Flannery on Losing 90 Pounds with CrossFit and Finding the Right Community For You Ep 35 – Coach Greg Glassman on CrossFit, Fighting Chronic Disease, and the “Five Buckets of Death” Ep 80 – Greg Glassman on Networking CrossFit Physicians and Fighting Chronic Disease Ep 88 – From Hypocrite to Advocate: Dr. Rebecca Blonsky Ep 96 – A Hospital Affiliate: Kirby Medical Center and CrossFit KMC Ep 114 – Practicing CrossFit for Health with Dr. Maude Dull Ep 118 – The State of CrossFit with Coach Greg Glassman If you like this episode, please subscribe to Pursuing Health on iTunes and give it a rating. I'd love to hear your feedback in the comments below and on social media using the hashtag #PursuingHealth. I look forward to bringing you future episodes with inspiring individuals and ideas about health every other Tuesday.

Vestibular Series #1: Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) Meet Alex Germano! She's joining the GEROS Health team & kicking things off with a Vestibular Series.   Today's episode discusses all things Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)!   You'll love this one! Link to associated FB Video: https://www.facebook.com/GerosHealth/videos/447079159473508/ ----- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with someone that would benefit! To find out how you can join the GEROS community where we discuss these episodes & MANY other topics, go to http://GEROShealth.com/SOCIAL

Dustin Jones & Christina Prevett were recently interviewed on Maestro on the Mic - The Movement Maestro's Podcast!  It was a blast & we wanted to make sure y'all heard it! Below are the original show notes. ------- Link to original episode: https://themovementmaestro.com/2019/09/16/motm-142-ending-ageism-and-1-rep-max-living-with-geros-health/ If you're only able to lift 5 pounds, suddenly, things like doing your laundry become extremely taxing, and quite frankly, dangerous. In this episode I chat with GEROS Health founder, Dustin Jones, and business partner, Christina Prevett, all about their experiences treating the advanced-age population, and take a deep dive into the resources that they've created to educate other practitioners and truly help elevate the level of care being provided for older adults. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL HEAR: The birth story of GEROS Health Dustin Jones background story Christina’s background How Christina markets to the older adult population The transition into the nursing home setting Dustin’s infamous home health horror story Suggestions for managing expectations and getting buy-in with the older adult population Exercise selection and modification for the older adult population Christina’s PhD – Challenging the idea that you cannot load medically complex individuals Defining the concept of frailty Push back that they have received questioning safety One rep max living Course description – Modern Management of the Older Adult How Dustin and Christina got into continuing education Their podcast Dustin’s speaks about the Geriatric Clinical Specialist exam Recommendations on how to improve your skill-set for working with the geriatric population LINKS & RESOURCES FOR THIS EPISODE Check out their online course: Modern Management of the Older Adult – by ICE Check out their courses and website: geroshealth.com Follow them on Instagram at @geroshealth Follow Christina on Instagram @christina_prevett Follow Christina's company, Stave Off, on Instagram @staveoff Follow Dr. Sammy Black Socks on Instagram @samhodous_physio Check out the PT on ICE daily show podcast Check out the Geros Health Podcast Check out the Foxcast PT Podcast

If you're only able to lift 5 pounds, suddenly, things like doing your laundry become extremely taxing, and quite frankly, dangerous. In this episode I chat with GEROS Health founder, Dustin Jones, and business partner, Christina Prevett, all about their experiences treating the advanced-age population, and take a deep dive into the resources that they've […] The post MOTM #142: Ending Ageism and 1-Rep Max Living with GEROS Health appeared first on The Movement Maestro.

Cognitive-behavioral exposure-based physical therapy program for older patients experiencing Chronic Low Back Pain in a primary care setting - is it feasible? is it effective? Tali has some answers. ————- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com   

We've said it before and we'll say it again, and maybe again...  older adults can squat. And deadlift. And, well, pretty much any other functional exercise younger adults can do. It's all in the scaling, and Alyssa is never one to back down from the challenge.  ————- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com 

At times, without even noticing, we use words that are promoting ageism. We love youth. It's so ingrained, we may not even see it anymore... but Twitter trends highlight the messages being sent - and being received. This episode was originally published in March 2018 as part of our ageism series. In this episode highlighting ageism, we take a look at the words we use - and begin to think about how to do better ————- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com 

The value of therapy is an important discussion in home health with the upcoming regulatory changes with PDGM.  Medication management can be positively affected by therapy with the appropriate knowledge to find and address possible issues in medication profiles. Today Troy continues to speak with Celeste (PT), Lisa (OT), and Andrea (ST) on why med management is important and how we can best help our patients understand and manage their medications. This is part two of a two part podcast. ————- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com 

Osteoporosis can have negative effects on a patients overall physical function and lead to increased fall risk but we also cannot forget the impact it can have on their quality of life as well. How can we prevent this or improve quality of life in this patient population? You guessed it, exercise- tune in to find out how!  ———————- Effect of Physical Activity on the Quality of Life in Osteoporotic Females Living in Residential Facilities: A Randomized Controlled Trial: https://journals.lww.com/jgpt/Abstract/2019/04000/Effect_of_Physical_Activity_on_the_Quality_of_Life.7.  —————— GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com     

Exercise adherence can be challenging with patients who have chronic pain especially those with osteoarthritis or low back pain  Tali looks into a review of best evidence on how to help our patients stick with the program! Tune in to hear about motivational strategies, importance of booster visits, and more ———- LINKS: Interventions to increase adherence to therapeutic exercise in older adults with low back pain and/or hip/knee osteoarthritis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28087567 ———- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com 

In part one of this two part discussion on the "soft skills" Nicole and Sean Hagey begin to discuss how understanding the social history and personality of the patient in front of you can effect clinical outcomes. This episode is not the hard and fast rules of evidence we have all come to love, but messy, soft, and complex look at ourselves and the other humans we interact with daily.   Sean's blog on the soft skills https://ptasurvivalguide.home.blog/2019/04/10/master-the-soft-skills/ The Big Five https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/big-5-personality-traits  ——————- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com 

The value of therapy is an important discussion in home health with the upcoming regulatory changes with PDGM.  Medication management can be positively affected by therapy with the appropriate knowledge to find and address possible issues in medication profiles. Today Troy speaks with Celeste (PT), Lisa (OT), and Andrea (ST) on why med management is important and how we can best help our patients understand and manage their medications. This is part one of a two part podcast. ————- GEROS Health now makes it easier for you to better serve Older Adults. Join the GEROS Community & get a weekly dose of actionable content to help you be a better clinician at www.Geroshealth.com 

Dustin Jones of GEROS Health joins us to talk about the transition from Senior Rehab Project to GEROS Health, what ageism is, and his unique approach to rehabbing older adults in the home health setting. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider:1) Subscribing to the show2) Dropping a review on iTunes3) Sharing the episode on social media or with a friend and tag us!Thank you for your support and feedback, it helps us get better and continue to provide you with quality content to becoming the best clinician you can be. Where you can find DustinIG: @GEROSHealthFB: @GerosHealth Website: GEROShealth.comConnect with usIG: @missingvariablepodMatt IG: @missing.variableZach IG: @zachwagnerdptEmail: missingvariablepodcast@gmail.com

Uniting GEROS Health & STAVE OFF for a New Practice Model Listen in to see our new partnership with Stave Off & how you can help your community #Avoid1RMLiving & show people that Old doesn't equal Weak! Original Video: https://www.facebook.com/icephysio/videos/2273464212713858/

Christina Prevett // #GeriOnICE // www.ptonice.com 

Dr. Dustin Jones  #GeriOnICE www.ptonice.com 

The Senior Rehab Project is becoming GEROS Health. Listen in to hear the what & why behind our transition. Watch the video here: https://www.facebook.com/SeniorRehabProject/videos/2232192793523607/