Free Assessment
How high is your loved one's fall risk?
Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations for older adults - and most are preventable. Check the risk factors that apply and get a concrete action list.
Check every factor that applies to your loved one right now.
Fall History
They have fallen at least once in the past year
They have had a near-fall or caught themselves on furniture to avoid falling
They feel unsteady when standing up or walking
Medications
They take 4 or more medications daily
They take sleep aids, anti-anxiety medications, or blood pressure medications
Their medication regimen has changed in the past few months
Physical Condition
They have weakness in their legs or feet
They have difficulty with balance or use a cane, walker, or grab bars
They have arthritis, Parkinson's disease, or another condition affecting movement
Their vision has declined and they are not using current glasses or contacts
Home Environment
There are loose rugs, cords, or clutter on the floor
The bathroom does not have grab bars near the toilet or in the shower
There are stairs without handrails on both sides
The home has poor lighting, especially in hallways or at night
They have to reach high or bend low to access frequently used items
Behavior & Awareness
They rush to answer the phone or get to the bathroom
They wear loose clothing, socks without grip, or shoes that do not fit well
They are reluctant to ask for help or admit they are struggling
Risk level
Check the factors that apply to your loved one to see their risk level.
This assessment is for informational purposes only and is not a clinical evaluation.