Falling isn't limited to those aged 65 and over. Our self-assessment can help you gauge whether your suspicions are misplaced or well-guided.
Lacking range of motion and finding yourself unable to do things you could previously do?
Degrading physical ability is one of the greatest contributing factors to falling. Just because you’re under 65 doesn’t mean that you’re not at risk for a fall.
Instead of guessing, use our self-assessment to judge whether you should be concerned or not.
No one wants to start using a walking device. But the truth is, it’s better than giving up your independent lifestyle following a fall.
Everyone has their opinion on what you should do - use our assessment tool to inform your own opinion.
New disabilities, new devices and new approaches to care are all significant contributors to a high risk of falling. Any time your body is adjusting or re-learning how to do something, there’s a risk of stumbling.
Our assessment can help you determine how worried you need to be.
Injuries cause sudden, sometimes harsh changes to your body.
While your body gets used to its new limitations, it compensates to get you through the movements of daily life. During and immediately after this re-learning phase, your risk of falling and causing further injury can be greatly increased.
Use our assessment tool to find out if you need to be more cautious - or whether you’re good to go.
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