This concurrent resolution supports designating September 22–28, 2025, as National Falls Prevention Awareness Week. It recognizes that falls among older adults can often be prevented and supports evidence-based prevention programs, continued prevention efforts, and federal investments in those programs. It also recognizes the work of public agencies, health care providers, community groups, businesses, and individuals.
The resolution encourages awareness of fall risks and ways to reduce them, such as exercise, medication management, vision improvement, and reducing hazards at home. It does not set requirements for individuals.
The resolution does not provide funding amounts or create a specific spending program. No publicly available information.
The resolution states that awareness and evidence-based prevention efforts can help reduce falls among older adults.
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