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Let's Talk About Falls

Helping your parents stay safe, confident, and independent

Most falls in later life start with something ordinary: a wet bathroom floor, a dim hallway at night, a loose slipper. This session looks at where the everyday risks are, what can be done about them, and how to help without taking away an elder's independence.

  • Saturday, 24 October 2026
  • 10:00 AM US Central · 8:30 PM IST
    11:00 AM Eastern · 8:00 AM Pacific · 4:00 PM UK · 7:00 PM Gulf
  • Online on Zoom. With open time for your questions.
  • Free to attend.
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Webinar poster: Let's Talk About Falls with Dr. Dona Alex, DNP, FNP-BC, Saturday 24 October, 10 AM CT

What we'll cover

  • The everyday risks. The ordinary things around the house that most often lead to a fall.
  • Practical prevention. Simple, realistic steps that lower the chance of a fall.
  • Supporting without taking over. How families can help an elder stay safe while respecting their independence.
  • Your questions. Open time at the end for your questions.

Who this is for

Families caring for elders, whether you live nearby or thousands of miles away. Open to parents, families, caregivers, and anyone interested. If an elder in your family has had a fall, a near miss, or has started holding on to furniture as they move around the house, this session is for you.

Your speaker

Dr. Dona Alex

Dr. Dona Alex

DNP, FNP-BC · Director of Clinical Services, Universal Home Healthcare of Indiana, USA

Dr. Alex is a board-certified family nurse practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice, and leads clinical services at a home healthcare agency in Indiana. Her work is in care delivered at home, which is where most falls in later life happen.

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Free, online, and there will be time for your questions at the end. Feel free to bring the rest of the family along.

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This webinar is for awareness and education only. It is not a substitute for a personal medical assessment, diagnosis, or treatment. Zeraphos is not a hospital, clinic, or emergency service. If an elder has fallen and is hurt, contact a doctor or emergency services.