Fall Prevention 101 is a one-hour educational presentation offered at senior centers, churches and community organizations across Hamilton, Butler and Clermont Counties. The program goes over fall statistics, current research and ways to reduce fall risk at home and in the community.
Injury Prevention and Education
Fall Prevention
We’re empowering our community to stop falls before they can happen—so we help each other thrive.
Our Fall Prevention Programs
Explore our community fall prevention programs and offerings.
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Fast Facts
Falls by the Numbers
Understanding the impact of injury and trauma from falls in our community.
Falls
Are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries among older adults.
1 in 4
Americans age 65+ fall each year.
$80 Billion
In health care costs in 2020, for non-fatal older adult falls.
2X
Higher risk of falling again after an initial fall.
Source: National Council on Aging
Our Approach to Prevention
Knowledge, Confidence and Practical Tools to Reduce Fall Risk
Featured Program
Stepping On
Stepping On is a nationally recognized, research-backed fall prevention program proven to reduce falls by 31%. Through small-group learning, expert guidance and practical skill-building, participants gain the tools and confidence needed to stay active and safe.
Meet Gina
Empowering Others
“We aim to educate those who want to be able to make a difference when injury or violence strikes and encourage those who are hesitant to feel more empowered and comfortable to reduce harm.”
Gina Menninger, RN, BSN | Trauma Prevention and Outreach Coordinator
Meet Becca
Impacting Families
“Trauma doesn’t just affect individuals—it impacts families and neighborhoods. By focusing on injury prevention and outreach, we’re helping communities not only survive, but grow stronger and safer together.”
Rebecca Lemaster, RN | Trauma Prevention and Outreach Coordinator
Contact Us
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Our Trauma Injury Prevention and Education team is here to help.