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Falls are more common among care home residents, but many can be prevented. This section offers tailored advice for care home staff, residents and families to help reduce the risk and support safer, more confident living.
Care Homes

Information for Residents and Families

Older adults in care homes may be more at risk of falling, but small changes and the right support can help keep residents safe and active.

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Information for Care Home Professionals

Care home residents are three times more likely to fall than those living independently. Good training, regular reviews and person-centred support can make a big difference.

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Useful Links and Resources for Care Homes

Explore trusted resources for residents, families and care home professionals, from falls prevention to wider support and training.

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Help and Contacts

Find falls prevention services and support across Cornwall

Discover local activities, community organisations and sources of practical support available near you.

About Steady On Your Feet

Steady On Your Feet is delivered in partnership with Cornwall Council and local health services in Cornwall to help you stay active, safe and independent.

Please note that the information included on this website is not meant to replace the advice of your GP and other health professionals.

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