Click the video below to learn more about trip hazards with Nymbl’s Dr. Estrada

Nymbl is committed to helping you achieve your best health, free from falling. This week, we’re discussing trip hazards.

Every day, there are trip hazards around you that may increase your risk of falling. However, simply removing them does not necessarily prevent you from falling. This is because trip hazards are often unavoidable, both inside and outside of your home. These daily movements, like stepping from your tile to your carpet or lifting your foot over a rug, are important training experiences for your brain and body.

If you’re struggling with balance or the fear of falling, you are not alone. At Nymbl, our goal is to empower you to live a confident and independent life. Nymbl is a scientifically-proven¹ approach to fall prevention that makes balance training both fun and effective by combining simple body movements with brain games to challenge your body and mind at the same time. Nymbl is fully covered by your health plan and is available at no additional cost to you.

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Source:

1. Nymbl Research. Nymbl Research Summary. (January 2020). Nymbl Science.

Nymbl’s technology is intended to improve balance, strength and coordination, and to help individuals who have experienced, or are at risk for, weakness or loss of balance or mobility. It is important to work with a medical professional if you notice that you are developing weakness, mobility or balance problems, as this can indicate a serious medical condition. Nymbl is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The information provided by Nymbl is for general purposes, and is not intended to constitute medical advice. You are encouraged to confirm any information provided by Nymbl with other sources and your healthcare provider. If you think you may have a medical emergency during use of the program, call your doctor or emergency medical phone number immediately.