A seventy-nine-year-old woman presents for an older adult an…
A seventy-nine-year-old woman presents for an older adult annual visit. She lives alone and reports one fall in the past three months when turning quickly in her kitchen. She walks without a device at home but holds on to furniture. You perform a Timed Up and Go test: she needs 17 seconds to stand from a chair, walk 10 feet, turn, return to the chair, and sit. She needs to use her hands to push off and feels slightly unsteady when turning. Which management step is the most appropriate next action in primary care to reduce her future fall risk?