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Every 11 seconds, 1 in 4 Americans aged 65+ experience fall-related injuries that require emergency medical attention.

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What’s youryour loved one’s age range?

Are youIs your loved one hearing impaired?

Do youDoes your loved one have a chronic health condition, such as high blood pressure or dementia?

Is youryour loved one’s mobility limited as a result of an injury, surgery recovery, or chronic condition?

How much day-to-day activity do youdoes your loved one experience?

Do youDoes your loved one take daily prescribed medications?

Do youDoes your loved one travel or vacation at least once every year?

Does yourDoes your loved one’s home have stairs?

Do youDoes your loved one drive a car on a daily basis?

Have youHas your loved one previously fallen down while at home?

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You areYour loved one is at risk.

People at LOW risk typically:

  • Have complete mobility or are mostly mobile
  • Take medications that may affect balance or gait
  • Think falls are a natural part of aging or "bad luck"
  • May be caring for another older adult

People at MEDIUM risk typically:

  • Are somewhat mobile, may use a wheelchair or aid of another person
  • Previously experienced a fall or falls
  • Take some medications
  • Want preventative measures in place

People at HIGH risk typically have:

  • Limited mobility or are mostly immobile
  • History of falling and/or fall-related injuries
  • Experienced hearing loss
  • More than one chronic health condition for which they take medication

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