Prehabilitation improves surgical recovery for frail older adults who actively participate

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Prehabilitation programs significantly improve surgical recovery for frail older adults, but only if patients actively participate in the prescribed exercises and nutrition plans. A large study found that patients completing at least 75% of prehab exercises experienced less disability post-surgery, leading to shorter hospital stays and quicker returns to daily activities. Researchers are now focused on finding ways to motivate patients to fully engage in prehab, as consistent participation is key to realizing its substantial benefits for surgical outcomes.


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