Guide offers steps for safer falls and injury prevention

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Falling is often unexpected and can result in injury, but experts emphasize that being aware of your surroundings can help reduce the risk. Changes in familiar environments, such as a repaved parking lot or rearranged furniture at work, may increase the chance of falling.

While preventing falls is ideal, it is not always possible. To minimize harm when a fall does occur, safety professionals recommend following specific steps to cushion the impact.

For more information on how to fall safely and additional resources, individuals are encouraged to contact Nate Johnson at nate.johnson@pinnacol.com or visit Pinnacol’s website.

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