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Our certified home safety specialists evaluate your home,

identify fall and safety risks, and provide a prioritized plan

to help you or your loved one age safely at home.

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Home Safety Evaluation Overview

* Over 250 point safety evaluation
* A room-by-room evaluation
* Interior and exterior inspection
* Fall risk identification
* Fire and emergency preparedness review
* Accessibility recommendations
* Written report with prioritized recommendations
* Suggested home modifications

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Facts about Falling

  • Age Safe® America

    90% of older Americans say they want to age-in-place (meaning to stay in their own home instead of assisted living), yet 85% have done nothing to prepare their homes for aging. — Age Safe® America

  • CDC

    Over 14 million, or 1 in 4 older adults report falling every year. — CDC, Older Adult Falls Data

  • NSC

    In 2024, 43,020 individuals aged 65 and older died as a result of preventable falls. — National Safety Council, Injury Facts

  • CDC

    The age-adjusted fall death rate increased by 21% from 64.7 per 100,000 older adults in 2018 to 78.4 per 100,000 older adults in 2024. — CDC (National Vital Statistics System)

  • Age Safe® America

    Roughly 78% of fall injuries among older adults occur in or near the home. — Age Safe® America

  • CDC

    Each year, there are about 3 million emergency department visits due to older people falls. — CDC, Facts About Falls

  • NSC

    Over the past 10 years, the number of fall-related deaths among older adults has increased by 51%. — National Safety Council, Injury Facts

  • CDC

    Each year, there are about 1 million fall-related hospitalizations among older adults. — CDC, Facts About Falls

  • The Journalist's Resource

    In 2020, health care spending for non-fatal falls among older adults was $80 billion. Medicare paid $53.3 billion of the $80 billion, followed by $23.2 billion paid by private insurance or patients and $3.5 billion by Medicaid. — Haddad et al., Injury Prevention (2024)

  • CDC

    About 37% of those who fall reported an injury that required medical treatment or restricted their activity for at least one day, resulting in an estimated nine million fall injuries. — CDC, Older Adult Falls Data

  • NCOA

    People with hearing loss are nearly three times as likely to fall compared to those with normal hearing, but wearing a hearing aid reduces the risk of falling by 50%. — National Council on Aging

  • CDC

    In 2019, 83% of hip fracture deaths and 88% of emergency department visits and hospitalizations for hip fractures were caused by falls. — CDC, Facts About Falls