Fall Prevention

As winter arrives, it’s important to take extra safety precautions to protect yourself and your loved ones. For seniors, winter safety is especially important. Cold weather can pose a serious risk of slips and falls and other accidents, so here are some tips that’ll help keep you safe this winter.   1. Stay Warm The most important thing is to stay warm! Wear layers of clothing when you go outside…

There are steps you can take to make sure your senior is better prepared to avoid falls. Even a few small improvements can mean keeping their mobility and their independence.

One of the biggest causes of injury for our seniors is slipping and falling. A great way to help prevent falls is proper footwear.

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