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Posts Tagged "falls"

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Exercises to Improve Stability and Balance
02Nov
Fitness & Exercise Senior Safety
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Exercises to Improve Stability and Balance

A fall at any age can result in serious injuries that take time to heal. For seniors, injuries resulting from a fall can have significant impact on daily life. Balance and stability are essential for

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Costs of Falls Among Older Adults
24Jun
Financial Senior Safety
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Costs of Falls Among Older Adults

In 2013, the direct medical costs of older adult falls, adjusted for inflation, were $34 billion. With the population aging, both the number of falls and the costs to treat fall injuries are likely to

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Preventing Falls
16Jun
Fall Prevention Home Modifications Senior Safety unpublished graphics
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Preventing Falls

Click the image below for the full size infographic:
Infographic courtesy of EasyClimber

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Helping Older Adults to Prevent Falls
26Jan
Aging in Place Caregiver Education Caregiver Resources Fall Prevention
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Helping Older Adults to Prevent Falls

Unfortunately, millions of adults aged 65 and older fall every year. These falls usually cause serious injuries such as fractures and trauma which may make it hard for them to move independently. Plus

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Falls Among Older Americans
04Nov
Fall Prevention Fitness & Exercise Medication Men's Health Senior Safety Vision Loss Women's Health
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Falls Among Older Americans

Falls Among Older Adults: An Overview
Each year, one in every three adults age 65 and older falls. Falls can cause moderate to severe injuries, such as hip fractures and head injuries, and can increas

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Senior Safety: Risks & Tips for Staying Safe
27Aug
Fall Prevention Senior Safety unpublished graphics
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Senior Safety: Risks & Tips for Staying Safe

Staying healthy also means staying safe, & seniors are at greater danger from fire, falls, & medication errors than the general population. This infographic offers tips to help seniors stay sa

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How to Help Prevent Trips and Falls in the Home
24Mar
Aging in Place Fall Prevention Home Modifications Senior Safety
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How to Help Prevent Trips and Falls in the Home

Trips and falls are the most common type of accident in the home, especially for the elderly. Some simple changes that you can make to make a huge difference.1) make a clear path for your loved one to

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20Nov
Senior Safety
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Safety First: Creating a Secure Environment for Seniors

Photo by Christian Bowen on Unsplash Understanding the Unique Safety Needs of Seniors As seniors age, their safety needs may change. It is important to understand and address these unique needs to cre

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