Falls Among Seniors Falls are one of the leading causes of injury and hospitalization among older adults. However, many initial falls are not reported because they do not result in immediate injury. These “non-injurious” falls are often the earliest indicator of increased risk and functional decline. Here are some common…
The 30-Day Danger Zone The weeks after rehab are one of the highest-risk periods for falls and rehospitalization. After surgery or therapy, seniors often return home weaker, fatigued, and unsure how to move safely in familiar spaces that suddenly feel risky. The 3 most dangerous moments after rehab include: Transitioning…
Falls Change Everything In 2024, the CDC reported that falls are the leading cause of injury and death among older adults. Hospitalizations from falls often lead to loss of independence, rapid decline, and nursing home placement. Yet most falls are preventable with the right support. Here’s how home care can…
Could a Fall Be Waiting at Home? Every year, millions of older adults fall at home, and many of these accidents could have been prevented with a few easy changes. With the right modifications, seniors can remain safe and independent without having to leave the comfort of their homes. Trusted…
As we age, the risk of falling or having fall-related problems increases. Falls can cause life-altering injuries, such as broken bones and head trauma, that can lead to long-term disability. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, falls in seniors are the leading cause of injury and…
