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The Home Fall-Prevention checklist

You cannot fix what you have not noticed. The Home Fall-Prevention Checklist is a 30-minute walkthrough that shows you what to look at, what to fix first, and what it will cost.

Download this free resource and check off what is already safe and what needs to be added to the to-do list.

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What you’ll discover inside the guide

There is no shortage of fall-prevention advice online. Most of it tells you to reduce clutter and improve lighting, which you already knew and cannot act on. This is different in six ways.

1

It is specific

Every line is something you can see standing in the room, not a principle to interpret. You either have it or you do not.

2

It ranks the risk

Not everything matters equally. The guide flags the two rooms where most falls actually happen and tells you to start there.

3

It scores the house

You finish with a number and a plain reading of what it means, so you know whether this is a weekend project or something to handle today.

4

It has real prices

Every common fix is priced, plus a note on what long-term care policies, Medicare Advantage, and your Area Agency on Aging sometimes cover.

5

It gives you a script

The hardest part is raising it with a parent who does not want help. There are two openers that work and one sentence that ends the conversation.

6

It is built on the clinical guidance

Drawn from the CDC STEADI initiative and the National Council on Aging, then written so a family can use it without a clinician in the room.

  • The PDF lands in your inbox in about a minute. Print it, or keep it on your phone for the next visit.
  • Nobody calls you because you downloaded it. You reach out when and if you want to talk about care.
  • It costs nothing, now or later. Local offices print and hand it out as is.
  • Your email stays with us. Occasional guides on caring for a parent at home. Unsubscribe in one click.

A safer house still needs someone in it.

Two pages. Print it, walk the house, and you will know where you stand before anything happens.

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Help is on the way

Here are just a few of the ways our caregivers can help. During our free in‑home assessment we will customize a care plan for your loved one.

 

Nutrition Support
Grooming
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Medication Reminders
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Respite Care
Meals Prep
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Incontinence Service
Dressing
Medical Transit
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Up to 24-Hour Care
Light Housekeeping
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Bathing
Cooking
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Hobby Help
Grocery Shopping
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Hygiene Assistance
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Bedside Care
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Organizing
Hair Care
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Hydration Reminders
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Exercise
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Therapy Reminders
Transportation
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Companionship
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Dementia Care
Cognitive Stimulation
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Maintain Independence
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Personal Care
Mobility Assistance
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Sundowning Redirection
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Fall Prevention
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Morning Routine Aid
Laundry
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Toileting
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Errands
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UTI Prevention