Fall Injury Preventionadmin2021-09-13T19:27:52-04:00 Providing Assistance to Reduce the Risk of Falls How it Works Thorough Assessment of Physical and Functional Status Home Safety Evaluation Proper Training on the Use of Assisted Devices Review of Prescribed OTC Medications Individualized Patient Care Management Specific Teaching Guides for Comprehensive Care Ideal Patient Parkinson’s Disease Weakness, Dizziness, Stumbling Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration or Other Vision Loss Loss of Protective Sensation Associated with Diabetes Individuals with Functional Decline (Reduced Strength or Endurance) Benefits Identify and Address Key Risk Factors Improved Safety Reduces Fall/Injury Risk Specially Trained Rehabilitation Professionals Individualized Treatment Plans Coordination with Facilities, Physicians, The Patient and Their Family Provides Clinical Outcomes
