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Run: Home Fall Risk Assessment and Prevention Plan

Home fall risk assessment template for documenting hazards, mobility risks, education, and follow-up in a resident’s home. Use it to capture actionable preve...

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Inspection Setup and Resident Context

Document the home address or unit identifier, date of visit, and inspector name/role.
Select the primary reason for the home fall risk assessment.
Record current mobility supports used in the home.
Confirm whether falls, near-falls, or loss of balance in the past 12 months were reviewed.

General Home Environment Hazards

Inspect hallways, entry paths, and frequently used routes for boxes, cords, shoes, and other tripping hazards.
Check for wet floors, uneven transitions, curled edges, unsecured mats, and loose throw rugs.
Measure or estimate light level in key walking areas; note if additional lighting is needed.
Verify that extension cords, charging cables, and hoses do not cross or obstruct walkways.
Check for pet bowls, toys, beds, or animals in pathways that could contribute to falls.

Room-by-Room Safety Check

Assess whether stable support is present where transfers are performed.
Verify presence of non-slip mats or adhesive strips and absence of slick surfaces.
Inspect the route from bed to bathroom for obstacles, poor lighting, or narrow clearances.
Check handrails, step edges, threshold height, and visibility of transitions.
Look for wet floors, frequently used items stored too high or too low, and unstable step stools.

Mobility, Transfer, and Assistive Device Safety

Confirm that cane, walker, or other device matches current needs and shows no visible damage or instability.
Verify that the resident uses well-fitting shoes or non-slip footwear rather than socks or loose slippers.
Document whether transfers were observed or discussed and whether assistance is required.

Patient Education and Prevention Plan

Select all education topics reviewed with the resident and/or caregiver.
Document specific recommendations such as removing loose rugs, adding grab bars, increasing lighting, or rearranging furniture.
Record follow-up date, responsible party, and any referrals (e.g., PT/OT, primary care, home safety resources).

Findings, Corrective Actions, and Sign-Off

Summarize all observed deficiencies, the associated risk, and the corrective action plan.
Inspector attests that the assessment was completed and findings are accurate.
Capture acknowledgment of education and recommended prevention actions when applicable.

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