Terre Haute, IN, October 9, 2026 — Horizon Health has announced it is offering free fall risk assessments to residents in Terre Haute. This initiative aims to help individuals identify potential risks that could lead to falls, a common concern, particularly among older adults.

The program, conducted by Horizon Health, provides an opportunity for community members to undergo evaluations designed to pinpoint factors contributing to falls. These factors can include balance issues, gait problems, medication side effects, vision impairments, and environmental hazards within the home. The specifics of the assessment process, such as duration, exact tests performed, or the qualifications of the personnel conducting them, were not detailed in the information provided.

Fall risk assessments are generally considered a proactive health measure. By identifying potential issues early, healthcare providers and individuals can work together to implement strategies aimed at prevention. These strategies might include exercises to improve strength and balance, medication reviews, home safety modifications, or recommendations for assistive devices. The information on whether Horizon Health provides follow-up guidance or referrals as part of this free service was not specified.

Horizon Health has not released details regarding the timeline for this program or the specific locations within Terre Haute where these assessments are available. Information about how individuals can schedule an appointment for a free fall risk assessment was also not immediately available. Residents interested in participating in this health initiative are advised to seek further details directly from Horizon Health. The contractor performing the assessments was not named.


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