Senior Support Planner
Awareness only — not a medical assessment or diagnosis
Fall Risk Awareness Planner
Identify fall-risk areas and plan questions for qualified professionals.
Important: This planner does not diagnose fall risk, provide medical treatment, recommend exercises or devices, or give transfer/lifting instructions. It does not tell you how to install grab bars or rails. Contact a doctor, occupational therapist, or licensed contractor for professional guidance.
Falls and near-falls can feel embarrassing, but they are important signals. Writing them down calmly can help the right people help.
Area of concern
Pattern
Current support
Any warning signs? (select all that apply)
Fall with injury or medical emergency: call 911 immediately.
Select an area of concern to generate your awareness plan.
Fall Risk Awareness Checklist
0/10Walked through fall-risk areas and noted specific concerns in writing
Shared observations with doctor, caregiver, or family without diagnosing
Did not provide exercises, transfer instructions, or lifting guidance
Did not install grab bars, rails, or ramps — asked qualified professional
Asked doctor about recent falls, dizziness, or medication concerns
Asked occupational or physical therapist about mobility and home setup
Contacted landlord or contractor for structural repair needs
Called 911 for fall with injury, head injury, new confusion, or chest pain
Wrote down dates and specifics of falls or near-falls for doctor visit
Fall risk awareness only — not a medical assessment or diagnosis
This tool is for general planning and educational guidance only. Measurements, materials, codes, product coverage, installation conditions, and safety requirements can vary. Always verify details before purchasing or beginning work. For electrical, plumbing, gas, structural, roofing, HVAC, code-related, or unsafe conditions, contact a qualified professional.
Know When to Call a Pro
Call 911 for fall with injury, head injury, new confusion, stroke symptoms, or chest pain. Contact doctor for repeated falls or dizziness. Contact occupational therapist for home mobility evaluation. Contact licensed contractor for grab bars, rails, or ramps.