LIVE-LiFE to Prevent Falls Among Older Fallers Intervention, which is an individually tailored program at the participant's home spaced across 12 weeks including:

• Home safety assessment and risk reduction strategies; incorporating strength and balance training into daily habits vision screening and referral; and education about fear of falling and falls
• Home repairs, modifications, and low cost assistive devices to address unsafe home environments increasing fall risk
• Medication review and feedback concerning medications with increased fall risk

- An individualized fall risk assessment provided to participant and their primary care provider

LIVE-LiFE Intervention: Individually tailored program at the participant's home spaced across 12 weeks including:

• Home safety assessment and risk reduction strategies; incorporating strength and balance training into daily habits vision screening and referral; and education about fear of falling and falls
• Home repairs, modifications, and low cost assistive devices to address unsafe home environments increasing fall risk
• Medication review and feedback concerning medications with increased fall risk

Measurement intervals: Baseline, 4 months, 8 months (with $25 gift card given at each visit for your time)

A test used to assess the length of time it takes a person to get out of a chair, walk 10 feet, turn around and sit back down in the same chair.

The confidence a person has in their ability to walk without falling measured via a 10-item Likert -type 10-point scale with score ranges from 10-100, where 10 is low confidence and 100 is high confidence in their ability to perform various activities without falling.