More than a third of those over the age of 65 fall each year, which can lead to devastating physical and mental health consequences including functional decline, decline in independence and self-efficacy, morbidity, quality of life and risk of prolonged hospitalization.(1) In Canada, falls are the number one cause of injury among older adults, and when proper supports are not in place, falls contribute a significant burden on the health system. In Canada, direct costs associated with falls for those over the age of 65 are estimated at $2 billion annually.