Living alone can be isolating for older adults, and this isolation can contribute to a decline in physical and mental health. A lack of social interaction can lead to decreased mobility, reduced balance, and a higher risk of falls. Additionally, without someone to assist with daily tasks like cooking and cleaning, the risk of accidents increases. A fall in an empty home can have devastating consequences. So, how can you pursue fall prevention techniques?
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As we age, the fear of falling becomes a prevalent concern. And with good reason. According to the CDC, one in four older adults experiences a fall each year, with consequences ranging from bruises to debilitating injuries. But the good news is, falls are not inevitable. By taking proactive steps, fall prevention tips can help […]