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Remove any unused furniture, non-functional furniture and low furniture that may be a tripping hazard with legs or corners that stick out in way of walk path
Rearrange furniture for a clean, safe and clear walk path
Remove throw rugs or area rugs that are in direct walk path and not in good condition or not secured to floor.
Adequate lighting
Remove all cords or wires that are in walk path and a tripping hazard
Do not use extension cords due to fire hazard and tripping hazard
Remove all clutter from walk path
Use remote controls for fans, light, television and phone for energy conservation and decrease tripping/fall risk
Maintain condition of all furniture or equipment used for proper functioning and decrease risk of injury; secure furniture to floor using non-skid material or removing casters if present
Adjust heights of surfaces for safety and ease of getting up and down
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