Staying steady - Age UK
The action plan should be designed to suit your individual needs and be regularly reviewed so healthcare professionals can see how you’re getting on. It might include: • strength and balance exercises • having your home checked for hazards • checking your eyesight and the medicines you take • showing you how to get up safely if you fall
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