The intervention group will receive the PM ACTIVAS' intervention model. This intervention will be done by a member of the technical staff (previously trained) at the patient's home (house call). In the house call, the trainee will perform a multidimensional assessment of the patient's falling risks factor (internal and external), deliver a " Falling Prevention Kit " and lastly establish together (with the patient and their family) a plan to change the hazards in their home. The patients will receive a telephone follow-up by the same technical staff member until the final house call, which will be 12 months after the recruiting. Finally, 12 months after recruitment, they will receive a last house call where the trainee will assess with the patient and the family the plan, ask for the " Falls and Events Calendar " given at recruitment (where the older person and/or their family registered every trip or fall during the 12-month period), and conduct the final survey.

The control group will receive the standard care from the community health center. They will not receive a telephone follow-up. They will receive a house call 12 months after recruitment by a trainee, who will conduct the final survey and ask for the " Falls and Events Calendar " given at recruitment (where the older person and/or their family registered every trip or fall during the 12-month period). Lastly, they will receive an abbreviated intervention for falling prevention and be given the " Falling Prevention Kit ".

An educational intervention based on the PM ACTIVAS' model and a " Falling Prevention Kit ", both in a home visit by the trainees. Also, a telephone follow-up and a last house call 12 months after recruiting to assess the changes implemented by the person and their family, to conduct the final survey and to ask for the " Falls and Events Calendar " .

Number of falls registered on the " Falls and Events Calendar " in both the control and the intervention group. This calendar is a typical calendar where the patient and/or family have to write the days that the patient fell or tripped. The calendar was given to the patients at recruitment (T0) and have been taught how to register the falls, trips and related events in both groups. The research team will collect the data on the last house call (T2).

The research team will measure this with a previously validated checklist, which consists of 41 questions where the patient has to reply yes or no. The questions are related to internal and external falls risk factors. This survey will be applied at the recruitment (T0) and in the last house call (T2) in both control and intervention groups.

The researchers will measure the perception that the patient has on falls risk factors in the home setting with a set of drawings where the patient has to identify what they consider as a falls risk factor. The research team will apply this at the recruitment (T0) and in the last house call (T2) in both control and intervention groups.