Clinical effectiveness of a digitally delivered balance program for older adults: a nonrandomized controlled trial.

A nonrandomized controlled trial published in the Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research evaluated the clinical effectiveness of a digitally delivered balance program targeting older adults. Findings contribute to growing evidence on whether remote, technology-based interventions can produce meaningful balance improvements comparable to in-person care. Results are relevant for PT clinicians considering digital platforms as an adjunct or alternative to traditional fall-prevention programming for older populations.

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