Mobility & Fall Prevention
Helping seniors stay steady, confident, and safe—right at home.
Falls are the leading cause of injury among older adults, often resulting in hospitalizations and a loss of independence. We provide non-medical support designed to reduce fall risk and assist with mobility challenges—so clients can move safely and confidently through their daily routines.
Common Challenges for Seniors with Mobility or Balance Issues
As we age, physical changes can make everyday movements more difficult.
Difficulty walking or standing for extended periods
Trouble with stairs, uneven surfaces, or getting in and out of chairs
Fear of falling, leading to reduced activity and isolation
Medication side effects causing dizziness or unsteadiness
Recovery from surgery or illness affecting strength and balance
Homes not equipped with safety features like grab bars or proper lighting
Common challenges include:
How Our Services Support Safe Mobility at Home
Because dementia looks different for everyone, our three flexible care options allow families to choose the level of support that fits their loved one’s stage, symptoms, and schedule.
On-Demand Care Services
On-Demand Care is ideal for clients who need occasional help with mobility-related tasks. Caregivers can assist with short walks, transfers, errands, or provide support during times when fall risk is higher—like after a recent illness or medication change. This option also offers respite for family caregivers needing a break.
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Targeted Care Services
Targeted Care works well for clients who need help with daily activities that have become more difficult—or more risky—due to balance or mobility challenges. We assist with tasks like bathing, dressing, and laundry, which often involve awkward movement or slippery surfaces. Caregivers can also support light physical therapy or mobility exercises prescribed by a provider, helping clients maintain strength and reduce the risk of future falls. Scheduled visits at key times of day promote safety while preserving independence.
Caregiver Training
Our caregivers are trained to assist with mobility and fall prevention strategies, including safe transfer techniques and home safety assessments. While we don't provide physical therapy, we support clients in following prescribed exercise routines and maintaining a safe environment. Our care coordinators work closely with families to adjust care plans as needs change, and our real-time client portal keeps everyone informed.
