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What is geriatric massage?

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A. This type of massage is usually used on someone who is elderly, frail, or ill. It is very gentle, caring and lends human touch to those who need it most. I was fortunate to participate in a Day Breaking Geriatric Project when I went to school in Sarasota, Florida. Many of the students including myself practiced Geriatric Massage, Compassionate Touch, Touch for Health, Healing Touch, etc. at the local senior living facilities.  more
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A. This type of massage is usually used on someone who is elderly, frail, or ill. It is very gentle, caring and lends humane touch to those who need it most. I was fortunate to participate in a Day Break Geriatric Project when I went to school in Sarasota, Florida. Many of the students including myself practiced Geriatric Massage, Compassionate Touch, Touch for Health, Healing Touch, etc. at the local nursing homes.
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Geriatric massage is a modified version of the usual therapeutic techniques. It is important to alter the techniques to fit the older population's needs and anyone with decreased circulation, decreased skin integrity, and complications of one or more disease conditions. Geriatric massage is considerably shorter in length, averaging 30 minutes a session once or twice weekly if the client so desires. If 30 minutes is well tolerated, the length of the session may be increased. Choosing your massage therapist Many massage therapists are certified by schools. Ask if they have passed the national board examination. Maybe you know someone who has had a massage. Interview the therapist over the phone or in person. Its perfectly fine to shop around until you find someone who suits you. Insurance coverage Private health insurance policies, state workers compensation plans, and car insurance policies are increasingly reimbursing clients for massage with a prescription from your physician.  more
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