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🩺 Serious Fall or Injury: What to Do

Quick first steps for families. Keep this guide somewhere easy to find and review it before you need it.

Emergency first: If anyone is in immediate danger, seriously injured, having trouble breathing, unconscious, or you believe the situation may be life-threatening, call 911 or your local emergency services now.

What to do

Check for immediate danger

Do not rush into an unsafe area.

Call 911 for serious symptoms

Call for loss of consciousness, severe bleeding, breathing trouble, suspected spine/neck injury, severe deformity, seizure, or other urgent concerns.

Avoid unnecessary movement

Do not move someone with a possible serious head, neck, back or hip injury unless they face immediate danger.

Control severe bleeding if trained

Follow dispatcher or current first-aid guidance.

Watch for delayed symptoms

Seek medical care if concerning symptoms develop after the fall.

Kindos safety note: This guide provides general preparedness information and cannot cover every situation. It is not a substitute for 911, emergency services, medical care, legal advice, police/fire instructions, or official local guidance. Follow emergency professionals and authoritative local instructions.