Stepping On, a Community-Based Falls Prevention Program

作者: Jane Mahoney , Lindy Clemson , Meryl Lovarini

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-16068-9_17

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摘要: Stepping On is a group-based fall prevention program for older people living in the community. Compared to randomized control group, participation led 31 % reduction falls. conducted community settings and aimed at adults who have fallen or fear of falling. Workshop leaders are health gerontology professionals knowledgeable group facilitation falls prevention, experienced working with adults. Evaluation United States has demonstrated effectiveness similar original study. Wisconsin Institute Healthy Aging (WIHA) facilitates dissemination States. WIHA trains new leaders, monitors fidelity implementation, provides technical assistance organizations implementing program. Primary providers play crucial role referring their patients workshops. Cost–benefit analysis shows net savings $125 per participant prevented injury costs. There no direct fee-for-service reimbursement through Medicare program, but Advantage plans may cover workshop. Given high cost falls, ACOs other managed care find it business worthy pay physical therapists, occupational educators, social workers organization provide

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