When we first talk to families at At Home Seniors and evaluating if home healthcare is right for them , one of the biggest concerns that comes up is the possibility of their loved one falling. many can be prevented with early intervention and the right support. This quick, 1-minute quiz will help you assess your loved one’s risk of falling and guide you toward the next steps for keeping them safe and independent.

Take the Fall Risk Assessment Quiz

Is Your Loved One at Risk? Take our free quiz to determine the likelihood of your loved one falling and what you can do about it.

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What Increases Fall Risk in Older Adults?

Several physical and environmental factors contribute to fall risk, including:

• History of falls or balance problems
• Use of assistive devices (cane, walker)
• Medications that cause dizziness or drowsiness
• Poor lighting or cluttered walkways at home
• Lack of exercise or strength
• Chronic conditions like arthritis, Parkinson’s, or stroke
• Vision or hearing impairment

How to Reduce Fall Risk at Home

You can take simple but powerful steps to reduce your loved one’s risk of falling:

• Remove loose rugs and cords
• Install grab bars in bathrooms and stairways
• Ensure walkways are well-lit
• Encourage light daily movement or physical therapy
• Review medications with a doctor
• Schedule regular eye and hearing exams

When to Consider In-Home Senior Care

If your loved one is showing signs of moderate or high fall risk, it may be time to bring in extra support. At-home senior care services can provide:

• Help with mobility and transfers
• Fall prevention and home safety monitoring
• Companionship and supervision
• Peace of mind for family caregivers

‍Need Help Reducing Fall Risk?

At Home Seniors provides trusted in-home support to help older adults stay safe, independent, and comfortable at home. Contact us today to learn how we can help.

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