Program to Help Prevent Falls for Elderly People
The Board of Health in Hudson is offering free home safety assessments for senior citizens. This program aims to protect elderly people against trips and falls.
Funded by a grant from the MetroWest Health Foundation, elderly people can set up a time for community health worker to come to their home and look for potential hazards. According to Lanie Silva, seniors don’t really know that they are at risk of falling in their own homes. During the free assessment, health workers usually look for extension cords on the floor and clutter in the hallways.
To learn more, check this link.
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