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Falls are a serious risk for seniors, with over 33% of those aged 65+ falling each year, and over 50% of 80-year-olds falling annually according to the CDC. The chances of surviving a fall are much greater if help arrives within an hour according to Yale University, and getting quick assistance increases the likelihood that a senior can continue living independently reports the New England Journal of Medicine.
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