Steps to Stay, LLC

01/02/2026

New year, safer home ✨
As we head into the new year, it’s a great time to make small changes that support safety, independence, and peace of mind at home.

A home safety assessment by an occupational therapist focuses on fall prevention, mobility, and practical home modifications that support aging in place. These personalized recommendations help individuals remain independent and confident in their own homes as needs change.

Because feeling safe at home is one of the best resolutions you can make. 🏡

https://www.stepstostay.com/

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12/19/2025

As an occupational therapist that works with the older population I work frequently with family as that 3rd party to help support aging loved ones. Please feel free to message me here or send me an email: [email protected]
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Stepstostay.com

09/25/2025

Assess your own fall risk through this short questionnaire.

People in our mid-40s don’t usually think much about fall risk (hint: we should). Even those who’ve already taken a spill often brush it off as “just tripping” or “moving too fast.” I’ve heard all the excuses, but rarely see changes made—because most people assume they’ll be fine. ...

09/15/2025

Unique smart devices… and then a few more familiar ones to reduce fall risk

Smart home technology isn’t just about comfort—it can be an important tool in fall prevention. Even adding one or two smart devices can help make your home a safer place to age in place.

09/12/2025

Fuel for Balance: The Link Between Diet, Hydration, and Fall Prevention

Discover practical ways to get help fast after a fall. From safety alert buttons and smartwatches to simple backup plans, learn how to stay safe and connected.

09/10/2025

A Room for Living, Not for Falling

Learn how to prevent falls in your living room with simple fixes for rugs, cords, lighting, furniture, and pets.

09/08/2025

Sit, Stay… Safe: Tips for Living with Pets

Pets ease loneliness but can also cause falls. Learn safety tips for living with dogs and cats while preventing tripping hazards at home.

09/07/2025

See Your Step: When Failing Eyes Lead to Falling Feet

Failing eyesight makes falls more likely. Discover how contrast, lighting, and regular eye care help older adults stay steady on their feet.

09/06/2025

The biggest fall hazard in your house might already be on your feet.

https://www.stepstostay.com/senior-safety-blog/the-steps-to-stay-upright-start-with-wearing-the-right-shoes

Slippers may feel cozy, but they can actually raise your risk of falling. Supportive shoes with non-slip soles are one of the simplest ways to stay steady at home.

09/06/2025

Shedding Light on Safety: Bright Ideas for a Fall-Free Home

Did you know poor lighting is a huge fall risk? Read more for illumination on simple fixes like brighter bulbs or motion-sensor night lights that can make a home both safer and more comfortable.