Elderly Safety: With a growing number of older adults living independently, it's increasingly important to make sure that they're safe at home. Falls, burns, and poisonings are among the most common accidents involving older people. Older adults who live alone may also become the victims of criminals who target older people.

Make sure all hallways, stairs, and paths are well lit and clear of objects such as books or shoes.


Use rails and banisters when going up and down the stairs. Never place scatter rugs at the bottom or top of stairs. Tape all area rugs to the floor so they do not move when you walk on them


In order to help keep senior citizens safe at home and on the go, learn these senior safety tips and facts:

• Focus on balance. ...
• Medicate safely. ...
• Store medications safely. ...
• Have easy access to emergency numbers. ...
• Wear an alarm device. ...
• Get annual eye exams. ...
• Handle driving with respect and honesty.

Prevention is Safer and Better

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