
Turn the lights on as you enter rooms and hallways. Use night lights. Adequate lighting will reduce the chance of falls.
Keep the items you use most often at arm’s reach (i.e. remote, light, telephone, water, etc.)
Assess your living space for clutter (i.e. scatter rugs, excessive furniture, electrical cords on the floor, etc.) Clutter could be a hazzard to your health.
Wear hearing aids or glasses while you are awake (if ordered by physician).
Ask your doctor or nurse what medications may make you feel drowsy or less alert.
Know your own limitations! Discuss your concerns with our staff and your family.
Remember these special tips to help keep you safer where you live.