Safe Vs. Unsafe
Safety From A Distance
Daily Habits
High-Tech Helpers
Fall Facts
100

A parent uses a decorative towel rack to steady themselves when getting in and out of the tub. Safe or unsafe?

Unsafe

100

What is one way you can check on your parent daily?

Phone call/text/video call

100

This should be worn instead of socks on slipper floors.

non-slip shoes

100

These “smart” devices can be programmed to turn on lights automatically when they detect a parent getting out of bed?

Motion sensors
100

This is the #1 place falls occur in the home.

The bathroom

200

A parent is wearing a pair of cozy, loose-fitting scuff slippers with no back. Safe or unsafe?

Unsafe

200

What technology can help monitor safety?

Medical alert system (example: life alert)

200

This is important to do slowly to avoid dizziness

Standing up

200

Some modern smartwatches now include this feature, which automatically dials emergency contacts if it detects a sudden, jarring impact.

Fall Detection 

200
This is something caregivers should remove to reduce tripping hazards.

Clutter (or rugs lol)

300

To reach a high shelf, a parent uses a kitchen chair instead of a step stool with a handle. Safe or unsafe?

Unsafe 

300

What are some things your can ask about during visits or check-ins?

Recent falls, Dizziness

300

This habit helps prevent falls when getting out of bed at night.

Turning on a light/lamp before walking
300

This “voice-activated” technology allows a parent to call for help or control lights without needing to reach for a phone or switch.

Smart speaker (example: Alexa/Google Home)

300

Falls are most likely to happen during this time of day.

Night