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21 Simple Home Hacks to Prevent Falls After 60 – Stay Safe and Independent | Aging No Limits.
Just watched this helpful video on preventing falls at home! It covers 21 simple tips to make your home safer and keep you independent. Highly recommend it for anyone over 60! Check it out for easy, practical solutions.
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🚨 FALL HAZARD AWARENESS 🚨 Falls are still the leading cause of serious injuries on residential sites. Whether you’re framing, roofing, or working on scaffolds, your safety depends on staying sharp and watching each other’s backs. This week, we’re locking in on fall hazard awareness: ✅ Spot hazards early ✅ Inspect your fall protection gear ✅ Stay clean, clear, and cautious ✅ 3 points of contact. No shortcuts. Even a fall from 6 feet can change your life. Let’s crush this season with smart, safe work at heights. Let’s crush it this spring🤘☀️
Fall Prevention Shoes: Dangerous Mistakes Seniors Make Daily | Elder Mode
A senior falls every 18 seconds—most not from sickness or accident, but from the very shoes they rely on every day. This revealing video shows the hidden threats on the ground and exposes the three fatal shoe errors that put millions of older adults in the emergency room every year. From frayed slippers and comically cushioned sneakers to fashionable but wobbly dress shoes, we explore why everyday shoe choices become deadly with age. You'll discover what a shoe is really safe, what the essential features are to look for, and how your current shoes may be placing you in grave danger. If you or someone close to you is 60+ years old, this may be the most crucial video you'll watch this year. Your next move might just save your life.
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Fall Farm Safety
There’s an old Iowa riddle: what are the most unused items on a farm? The answer … the bottom three rungs on any ladder.
As farmers spend a lot of time in tractors, combines, trucks and other equipment, now is the perfect time to think about staying safe, healthy and injury-free this fall. Being aware of your surroundings and taking the right precautions can be all it takes to prevent a harvest related injury.
Before you jump down from the tractor (and, of course, using all those last few steps) there are a few safety tips to keep in mind.
1. Get some rest. Early mornings and late nights are routine this time of year, but fatigue paired with heavy equipment can be a recipe for trouble. Getting enough rest can help you stay alert and avoid an accident.
2. During harvest especially, things are done on the run. But remember to always turn off any equipment before making any repairs or adjustments.
3. Baggy clothing and jewelry can quickly get caught in moving machinery. Avoid loose or baggy clothing and coats and remove any jewelry, especially if you’re doing any repair work.
4. Wear proper safety gear, including noise protection, safety glasses, protective footwear and even masks when working with hazardous materials or in an area with a lot of dust.
5. Pay attention to safety and warning labels. It’s always a great idea to review the owner’s manual or watch a video detailing the use and safety features on any new or unfamiliar equipment.
6. Keep children and bystanders away from your equipment and operation area. Farm machinery is very interesting, especially to children, so make sure any children in the area are familiar with the safety rules and have proper supervision.
7. Avoid entering grain bins whenever possible, and, if you do, never enter alone.
8. Never allow children to play in grain bins or wagons. Flowing grain can pull a person under in seconds, potentially resulting in suffocation.
Fall is an amazing time of year for Waypoint Medical patients and friends, and by following a few simple tips, it can be an accident-free season also.
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SLIPS, TRIPS OR FALLS
Slips, trips and falls happen to us all, we often do not think much of the event. We may be a bit embarrassed; we brush ourselves off and move forward. However, one in five falls cause a serious injury, such as a broken bone or head trauma according to the CDC...READ MORE
Fall Safety should be a top priority. It may come as a surprise that the third leading cause of unintentional injury-related death is falling. Construction workers are most at risk for fatal falls from a height more than seven times the rate of other industries but falls can happen anywhere, even at a "desk job." https://qoo.ly/37adhu
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