Falls

Both the fear of falling and a fall itself are real concerns for older Americans. The domino effects can be enormous, often resulting in injuries, an emergency department visit, hospitalization and even death. Individuals who have Alzheimer’s disease or a related illness may face a greater risk of falling—as well as realize more severe complications from tumbles—larely due to altered mobility (i.e., balance, coordination) and cognition (i.e., judgement, spatial perception). But there are some simpl strategies caregivers can employ to help reduce the risk of a fall.

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