
How to Reduce Transfer Risks and Prevent Falls in Memory Care
Adults living with dementia fall four times per year on average — nearly twice as often as those without dementia. These falls often happen in
Senior living care teams are managing more residents with greater care needs, navigating tighter staffing, and using a patchwork of tools that rarely talk to each other. This is a clear pain point that lives across the industry, but it can be difficult to address when systems and processes are already ingrained in a community’s care-giving culture.

Adults living with dementia fall four times per year on average — nearly twice as often as those without dementia. These falls often happen in

People who are living with dementia have a greater risk of falling because they are more likely to experience problems with mobility, balance, and muscle

Assisted living residents have been isolated in their bedrooms, stopped participating in group activities, and have halted all visitation and outings off-campus due to COVID-19

What are the most common suggestions for older Americans who want to lower their risk of falling? Take an exercise or balance-building class. Go see
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