SafelyYou means improved resident well-being and increased length of stay

Deadline extended to December 15, 2021

A SafelyYou grant supports your residents, your staff, and your fall management goals. Each grant covers the cost of implementation for SafelyYou’s fall detection and prevention program,* which helps make better-quality care easier for frontline staff to provide.

*Implementation provided with committed term for the monthly subscription cost. Implementation coverage requires a 15-bed minimum in one community. Applications accepted through midnight PT on Wednesday, December 15, 2021.

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We’re helping create environments where residents are safer and want to stay longer

SafelyYou is reducing falls by 40% and ER visits resulting from fall by 80% in the senior living communities we serve. That means residents are safer—and they’re choosing to stay longer in communities that use SafelyYou. In fact, we’ve helped communities extend length of stay by 2X.

But SafelyYou doesn’t stop there. We’re passionate about dementia care, offering dementia awareness training combined with fall prevention education through SafelyYou University. And we’ve taken a closer look at the experience of a dementia resident and shared our learnings, so your direct-care staff can provide more effective dementia care, giving you a market differentiator.

Find solutions to senior living challenges. Read our whitepapers.

Reconsider room design for your residents—even small tweaks can have a big impact. You can create a safer living space that helps prevent falls and optimizes for sleep, familiarity, and access. Our whitepaper details how.

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Want a new way to reduce falls, improve resident and staff satisfaction, and promote staff efficiency? Try resident rounding. It engages staff with residents more frequently, empowering them to be proactive instead of reactive.

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Close a gap in staff training with SafelyYou University

It’s the first program of its kind, bringing together dementia awareness training and fall prevention education, taught by the experts at SafelyYou.

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So, what is the state of falls in 2022? In short, it’s a crisis.

Sep 22, 2022

For every step we take, someone aged 65 or older is falling. As the aging population grows, so will the number of falls. By 2030, there will be 72 million older adults—experiencing a combined 52 million falls every year. And the health system, senior living operators, adult children, and seniors are working in silos to try to solve this 51- billion-dollar-a-year problem, with costs extending beyond financial expense to include massive physical and emotional tolls, too. That’s why SafelyYou is unveiling data from our inaugural report, The State of Falls, a comprehensive study based on a survey of more than 400 executives and care providers across senior care and adults 42 and older. We assess approaches to fall management, impact of falls to communities, and how fall risk shapes the emotional—and financial—health and wellness of families. Join our special webinar on September 22, the first day of fall and Falls Prevention Awareness Day, as our panel of industry experts provides unique perspectives and commentary coupled with powerful insights and selective strategies to move beyond the status quo, and begin the work of bringing the health system, operators, adult children, and seniors together to break down silos and misconceptions around falls and build transformative change.

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During the pandemic, falls in memory care were on the rise. But Eskaton cut a key fall rate in half during this time.

How did they do it? They had installed SafelyYou. So, while falls were on the rise in memory care communities across the nation, Eskaton communities were bucking the trend, reducing falls, ER visits resulting from falls, and risk of COVID-19 exposure. Download our case study for all the details.

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Best practices for developing an effective Fall Huddle program

We’ve witnessed more than 20k falls and have collected best practices for the most successful fall huddles. See how they help analyze fall incidents, ensure accurate reporting, improve coordination among team members, and determine what actions to take to prevent future falls.

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Our blog posts shine a light on the latest developments for all things fall prevention, so you can stay current and leverage the findings in your communities.