Providence to offer senior fall prevention series at Everett YMCA

September 22, 2023 Providence Health Team

Falls Prevention Classes

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Providence Swedish North Puget Sound is offering Falls Prevention Awareness classes at the Everett YMCA .
Classes are open to the public.
Knowing fall prevention for older adults will help reduce your risk or help protect a loved one.

Why it matters. Falling is a serious concern with potential physical, mental, and emotional consequences for seniors. The Providence Institute for a Healthier Community is offering a Senior Fall Prevention seminar at the Everett Family YMCA. Join us for an enlightening one-hour seminar designed to provide vital information and practical strategies to reduce the risks of falling. Our speakers will also share exercise tips, and home safety measures.

Find a free event near you or scan the QR code below to register:

Cost: Free & open to the community. If you aren’t a YMCA facility member, photo ID will be required for entry into the facility.

Contact the YMCA for registration information. You can also view the event on the Everett Family YMCA Senior Calendar. Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay informed and take charge of your fall prevention journey.

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