Senior Mobility & Safety
Senior Safety Insights
As we age, our bodies and the world we navigate daily, change sometimes making life more difficult to enjoy safely. Things like the medications we take, chores that we need to do, hobbies we enjoy, and many more things that are considered as part of our "Activities of Daily Living" (ADLs).
In this section we will provide you with some information and tools to help guide you and make your life easier and safer!! to help us keep track of the medications we take and to address any mobility, as well as other issues wehve as we age .
Not only can it keep you on track with how your Doctor prescribed them to you, but also for what reason. Many people take medications prescribed by their Healthcare Provider but they have NO idea as to why they are taking them.
It is suggested that you use a pencil to fill out the record which will make it easier to make changes keeping the record up-to-date. Also, make sure you put the date on the front of the record EVERYTIME you make any changes to your record!! Use adaptive equipment in the home to make daily tasks easier and safer. Overall, senior adult safety is an important consideration for individuals as they age. By taking simple precautions and being aware of potential hazards, older adults can help prevent accidents and injuries, and continue to enjoy a safe and active lifestyle.
Mobility Planning Tool
Do you or your loved ones have a plan to stay safe, mobile, and independent as you age? Many people make financial plans for retirement, but don’t consider how to plan for potential mobility changes. The guides listed below can provide you to GREAT information that use to action today to help keep yourself—or your loved ones—safe,healthy, mobile, and independent tomorrow.
Work through the three sections of this mobility planning tool and create your own My Mobility Plan as you discover:
- Myself: How to stay independent – Tips to manage your health to maintain mobility.
- MyHome: How to stay safe at home – A home safety checklist to help prevent falls.
- MyCommunity: How to stay mobile in your community – A plan to get around in your community.
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Contact us at (520) 838-4508 or via email at info@azsafetysolutions.com with any questions you may have.
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