Fall Prevention
Learn how to think about common fall risks in and around the home, and how preparation can support safer independent living.
Practical education to help caregivers and older adults think ahead about safety, independence, and emergency preparedness throughout the United States.
These six areas form the foundation of the ProtectMomUS resource library. More detailed articles, guides, and checklists will be added as the site grows.
Learn how to think about common fall risks in and around the home, and how preparation can support safer independent living.
Explore practical considerations for helping an older adult remain safely and comfortably at home.
Prepare for the transition home by understanding questions, medications, follow-up needs, and safety considerations.
Caregiving can develop quickly. Use reliable information and community resources to prepare for the responsibilities ahead.
Think ahead about contacts, medications, emergency information, and how a loved one will get help when needed.
Understand common medical-alert features and questions to consider before selecting a system for a loved one.
Important: Educational resources are intended to support informed conversations with caregivers and healthcare professionals. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Let's talk about your loved one's needs. We can help you understand the options and take the next step.
Explore conversations featuring Michael D. Teague and the senior-safety perspective behind ProtectMomUS.
Add the existing founder interview or a national introduction video here.