Autumn may be beautiful—but it also brings seasonal safety hazards that often go overlooked. From wet leaves and slippery sidewalks to earlier sunsets that reduce visibility, the risks of slips, trips, and falls increase significantly during the fall months. For both businesses and homeowners, this can result in serious injuries, liability issues, and preventable accidents….

The National Council on Aging recognizes Falls Prevention Awareness Week this year from September 23 – 27. Although falls are the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries among older Americans, falling is not an unavoidable consequence of aging.  This guide will provide practical steps and strategies to help reduce the risk of falls…

Falls are the primary contributor to injury-related deaths for older Americans, which is why Falls Prevention Awareness Week is so important. Apart from the physical and financial toll of rehabilitation and the pain endured from a fall, the fear of falling can also significantly diminish quality of life. Fear may cause someone to restrict activities…