The Oakly FallGuard™
Oakly Fall Risk Predictor (OFRP)
We drive innovations in care and we are proud to pioneer the first ever researched-backed fall risk predictor tool in Nigeria.
Why this matters
Falls are the second leading cause of unintentional injury deaths worldwide most especially among the aged population This evidence-based and researched-backed assessment tool will help us understand clients who may be at risk for fall so we can offer tailored care to help you stay safe, mobile, and independent.
Key facts
- •Falls are the second leading cause of unintentional injury deaths worldwide
- •Each year an estimated 684 000 individuals die from falls globally of which over 80% are in low- and middle-income countries
- •37.3 million falls that are severe enough to require medical attention occur each year.
- •Prevention strategies should emphasize education, training, creating safer environments, prioritizing fall-related research and establishing effective policies to reduce risk.
WHO, 2021.
Falls can happen for many reasons—like changes in balance, muscle strength, vision, or even your home environment. Identifying your risk factors early allows you to take proactive steps toward reducing the likelihood of a fall.
What Will Be Assessed?
The assessment will look at:
- •Your overall health and any medical conditions that could affect your balance.
- •Your daily activities and how you move around.
- •Your strength, stability, and any history of dizziness or previous falls.
- •Potential hazards in your home or living space.
How Does It Work?
- •It requires answering carefully researched and evidence-based questions—there are no right or wrong answers.
- •The assessment is easy to follow and does not require any preparation.
- •You’ll receive your results immediately after completing the assessment.
- •It’s available only on the mobile app.
What Happens After?
Once you’re done, you’ll receive:
- •Specific recommendations, including:
- •i. Exercises or stretches to improve your balance and strength.
- •ii. Tips to make your home safer and reduce hazards.
- •iii. Guidance on when to seek professional advice or additional support.
Who Should Take This Assessment?
This assessment is especially helpful if:
- •You're 65 or older.
- •You've experienced a fall or near-fall in the past.
- •You've noticed changes in your balance, mobility, or confidence while walking.
- •You want to stay proactive about your health and safety.
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