Falls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults and individuals living with mobility, balance, or neurological challenges. Preventing falls is essential for maintaining safety, independence, and quality of life.
Factors That Increase Fall Risk
Common contributors include:
- Poor balance
- Muscle weakness
- Environmental hazards
- Vision changes
- Medication side effects
- Reduced mobility
How Fall Prevention Assessments Help
Occupational therapists identify risks within the home and recommend practical strategies to reduce the likelihood of falls.
Promoting Safe Independence
Fall prevention programs focus on helping individuals remain active, confident, and independent while minimizing injury risks.
