Falls Prevention | April 15, 2025
We’re excited to announce the release of a new article by Dr. Jeremy Holloway, nationally recognized speaker, professor, and founder of the Tellegacy Program. In collaboration with the National Council on Aging (NCOA), Dr. Holloway’s latest piece is titled:
“How Staying Social Prevents Falls in Older Adults”
📅 Published: April 15, 2025
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Why This Article Matters
Too often, fall prevention is seen only through the lens of exercise or home safety. But in this timely article, Dr. Holloway explores a deeper and often overlooked connection—how social isolation contributes directly to fall risk among older adults.
Drawing from both academic research and real-world results from his Tellegacy intergenerational program, the article highlights the power of connection, routine, and emotional engagement in strengthening mobility, motivation, and mental health.
This message is especially important for:
- Healthcare professionals looking to improve outcomes
- Aging service providers seeking holistic interventions
- Policymakers and advocates focused on equity in aging
Thought Leadership That Bridges Research and Practice
Dr. Holloway’s work centers on the belief that behavioral health, human dignity, and social engagement are just as important as clinical interventions. Through articles like this—and in his speaking engagements, workshops, and upcoming projects—he is helping reshape how we define “care” for older adults.
This article is part of a broader body of work that includes his upcoming book on Social Determinants of Health—a resource designed to help professionals, caregivers, and organizations take actionable steps toward equity and impact in health and aging. Stay tuned for more details about the release.
Stay Connected with Dr. Holloway
To keep up with more insights on healthy aging, intergenerational innovation, health equity, and SDOH, follow Dr. Holloway on social media:
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Join the conversation, engage with the community, and explore how human connection is key to aging well—with dignity and intention.
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