Mobility and fall-risk assessment
We review your balance, strength, walking pattern, and history of falls to understand where support is needed.
Care pathway 01 · Prevention
Many mobility problems can be slowed, reduced, or avoided when they are caught early. Our prevention pathway helps you understand your risks and build routines that keep you moving safely.
Why prevention matters
Changes in balance, strength, circulation, or foot health often start quietly. Left unchecked, they can lead to falls, wounds, and a loss of independence. BHMS looks at the whole person—your health, your daily activities, and your environment—to spot risks early and act on them.
Prevention care can help older adults, people living with diabetes or circulation concerns, people returning to activity after an injury, and families who want to support a loved one.
What's included
Every plan starts with an assessment and is adjusted as your needs change.
We review your balance, strength, walking pattern, and history of falls to understand where support is needed.
We look for early signs of pressure, poor circulation, or skin changes that can lead to wounds and further complications.
When helpful, we recommend footwear, insoles, braces, or walking aids that protect your joints and improve stability.
Simple, guided exercises help you build strength, flexibility, and confidence that you can keep up at home.
Practical advice for your home, workplace, and daily travel reduces everyday risks.
Follow-up visits track your progress and update your plan as your health and goals change.
How it works
We keep the process clear, so you always know what happens next and how your plan is helping.
Tell us about your concerns using the form below.
Our team reviews your mobility, risks, and daily activities.
Get clear recommendations, routines, and any supportive devices you need.
Regular check-ins help you keep moving with confidence.
Request a prevention assessment
Share a few details and our care team will contact you to schedule your assessment.
For urgent medical concerns, contact your nearest emergency service.