Fall Risk
Falls are a leading cause of injury and accidental death in older adults. Deaths from falls are increasing every year among seniors 65+.
Source: CDC
You probably routinely check your financial balance. But do you know that it’s even more important to regularly check your physical balance?
Falls are a leading cause of injury and accidental death in older adults. Deaths from falls are increasing every year among seniors 65+.
Source: CDC
Balance draws on your nervous system, vision, and inner ear.
Balance tends to change gradually as we get older.
Blood pressure can dip when you stand up, and that affects how steady you feel.
Many medications can affect balance, especially when several are taken together.
Staying steady takes attention and focus, not just muscle.
Muscle strength and bone density are key to strong balance.
Deaths from fall injuries, especially TBI (2024)
Emergency department visits per year (approx.)
Hospital stays (approx.)
of hip fracture deaths were caused by falls (2019)
of ED and hospital visits for hip fractures caused by falls
Hospitalizations for hip fractures each year
of seniors hospitalized for hip fractures died within 6 mo.
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