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Elderly Home Safety

Keep walking routes, night lighting, bathrooms, and everyday storage safer for older people.

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Shoes, toys, and a cord blocking a Hong Kong flat hallway on the left and the same clear hallway on the right

High-priority reminderSlip and fall prevention

Keep walkways clear of clutter

Put away toys, shoes, bags, boxes, and cords crossing the floor so routes to rooms, exits, and bathrooms stay clear.

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A dark hallway hiding a threshold on the left and the same route clearly lit by gentle night lights on the right

High-priority reminderSlip and fall prevention

Use a night light on walking routes

Provide an easy-to-use night light or sensor light beside the bed, in the hallway, and on the route to the bathroom, and test it before sleep.

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A loose curled bathroom mat on the left and a fitted anti-slip mat with a dry surrounding floor on the right

High-priority reminderSlip and fall prevention

Use secure anti-slip protection in bathrooms

Use a secure, well-fitted anti-slip mat or surface in the bath or shower area, keep it in good condition, and keep the floor dry.

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People entering a freshly mopped wet corridor on the left and stable barriers at both ends until dry on the right

High-priority reminderSlip and fall prevention

Block cleaned areas until the floor is fully dry

After mopping or wet cleaning, block the affected route, provide another path, and reopen only after checking the whole floor is dry.

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An older person reaching from a folding chair on the left and everyday items arranged between waist and shoulder height on the right

High-priority reminderSlip and fall prevention

Keep everyday items within safe reach

Store daily cookware, clothes, medicine boxes, and personal items in fixed positions around waist-to-shoulder height to avoid climbing or deep bending.

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