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  • Parkinson’s Programs for Older Adults in the Twin Cities

    Living with Parkinson’s disease can change the way everyday movements feel. Walking may become slower, balance may feel less steady, or simple activities may take more effort. If you are…

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  • Fall Prevention Exercises for Seniors

    Staying steady on your feet makes everyday life easier. Fall prevention exercises for seniors help older adults work on balance, strength, and confidence in the movements they use every day.…

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  • What Happens During a Safe at Home Assessment?

    Staying at home can be an important part of maintaining independence as we age. However, changes in strength, balance, or mobility can make familiar spaces harder to navigate. Daily activities…

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  • Hip Replacement Rehab: Recovery Timeline and How Long Short-Term Rehab Takes

    Recovering from a hip replacement is an important step toward regaining mobility, reducing pain, and returning to the activities that make daily life enjoyable. While the surgery itself is a…

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Parkinson's Programs for Older Adults in the Twin Cities

Parkinson’s Programs for Older Adults in the Twin Cities

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  • September 11, 2026September 11, 2026
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Living with Parkinson’s disease can change the way everyday movements feel. Walking may become slower, balance may feel less steady, or simple activities may take more effort. If you are…

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Fall Prevention Exercises for Seniors

Fall Prevention Exercises for Seniors

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  • September 9, 2026September 9, 2026
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Staying steady on your feet makes everyday life easier. Fall prevention exercises for seniors help older adults work on balance, strength, and confidence in the movements they use every day.…

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What Happens During a Safe at Home Assessment

What Happens During a Safe at Home Assessment?

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  • August 17, 2026August 17, 2026
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Staying at home can be an important part of maintaining independence as we age. However, changes in strength, balance, or mobility can make familiar spaces harder to navigate. Daily activities…

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A photorealistic composite scene of a modern rehabilitation clinic, set against a background view of a park and pond through a large window. In the center, a friendly male therapist in a blue polo shirt (labeled Ascend Rehabilitation) stands beside an older woman in a grey shirt, watching her as she carefully cuts red bell peppers on a wooden cutting board with a large knife, practicing a practical daily life task. On a nearby desk, a progress chart with an upward trend is visible. In the background, another therapist and a senior man are interacting at a table (likely speech therapy), with a 'Progress Chart' and wall plaque for 'ASCEND REHABILITATION - (Fictional)' on the wall. A bottom-right inset image shows essential recovery paperwork: a 'MEDICARE Part B' card, a clipboard with a 'SUPPLEMENTAL INSURANCE FORM', and other insurance documents, linking the clinic's physical activity to the coverage options discussed in the preceding infographic.

Hip Replacement Rehab: Recovery Timeline and How Long Short-Term Rehab Takes

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  • August 12, 2026August 12, 2026
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Recovering from a hip replacement is an important step toward regaining mobility, reducing pain, and returning to the activities that make daily life enjoyable. While the surgery itself is a…

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Ascend Rehabilitation offers contract rehabilitation and therapy services as well as contract senior wellness and fitness services for senior care and housing communities.

At Ascend, we help older adults get and stay healthy, able, fit, and moving in order to age well and age in place. That may mean at home, within a senior living community, in a transitional care unit, or at a long-term care facility. We offer support and consistency as you navigate healthcare and the aging process.

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  • Parkinson's Programs for Older Adults in the Twin Cities

    Parkinson’s Programs for Older Adults in the Twin Cities

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