Fall Prevention for Seniors
Fewer falls, more confidence at home
Available 24/7, including holidays
Non-medical care at home
Safety and independence
Staying safe while staying independent
As loved ones age, frailty, memory loss or chronic conditions can make everyday tasks like cooking, running errands or bathing harder. The goal is to keep them safe and well while preserving their independence.
Falls are common. About one in four adults 65 and older reports a fall each year, and falls are the leading cause of injury for that age group, according to the CDC. The encouraging news is that many falls can be prevented.
- Unsteadiness, or holding furniture to get around
- A recent fall or near miss
- Hesitation on stairs
- Clutter or poor lighting at home
- Difficulty getting up from a chair or bed
- Less activity out of fear of falling
Our senior care services
A safer day, from morning to night
No service can remove every risk. Steady support, a safer home and good routines all help lower it.
Safety supervision
A caring presence and regular wellness checks that keep an eye on safety.
A tidy, safer home
Light housekeeping and laundry help keep walkways clear and the home in order.
Walks and activity
Company on walks and gentle activity helps older adults stay active.
Medication reminders
Friendly reminders to take medications as prescribed.
Help through the night
Overnight caregivers can assist with getting in and out of bed, toileting and fall prevention.
Support after a hospital stay
Transition care helps keep the first weeks back home safe and steady.
Free home safety assessment
A closer look at the home, at no cost
Many falls happen at home, so a careful look at the home is one of the most practical steps a family can take. Cura offers a free home safety assessment to help spot fall risks and daily challenges before they become problems.
Your assessment is tailored to your home and your loved one’s needs.
Areas a home safety review commonly looks at
- Lighting, including nightlights in hallways and bathrooms
- Clear, unobstructed walkways
- Chair and bed heights that make sitting and standing easier
- Frequently used items within easy reach
- Bathroom safety
- Steps, railings and outdoor lighting
How it works
Getting started is one simple call
Free consultation
Custom care plan
Matched caregiver
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs About Our Senior Care Services
Serving Stamford and surrounding areas
It is a free review that helps identify fall risks and daily challenges in the home before they become problems. Your assessment is tailored to your home and your loved one’s needs.
No. The home safety assessment is free.
No service can remove every risk. Caregivers help lower it through safety supervision, a tidy and well-lit home, steady routines, and support during the day and night.
We accept private pay, long-term care insurance and SWCAA. We can also help you apply for Medicaid.
No. Cura provides non-medical home care only. For medical questions, contact your doctor or healthcare provider.
Free home safety assessment
Request your free home safety assessment
Send a quick note or call (203) 539-1249.
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Where we work
Fall prevention across Stamford, Fairfield and Litchfield counties
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Stamford
Our home base. Caregivers and coordinators work right here.
Lower Fairfield County
Home care throughout the lower part of the county.
Litchfield County
Home care for families in the hills and towns to the north.
