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Dr. Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley is doing important work looking at optimizing mobility for the elderly. This page provides resources for Veterans, caregivivers, primary clinicians and

rehabilitation specialists (PT, OT). There will be videos, articles and more. WALKING SPEED: THE 6TH VITAL SIGN This video details the value of regular walking speed measurements and how

walking speed can be utilized in a clinical setting. Created by: Alexander Garbin, PT, DPT, PhD Jennifer Stevens-Lapsley, PT, PhD, FAPTA Sarah Beck, MD Watch: Walking Speed: The 6th Vital

Sign (5 minutes) ARTICLE: WORRIED ABOUT FALLING? HERE ARE 5 TIPS TO AVOID DANGEROUS TUMBLES, OTHER INJURIES. This Washington Post article has a number of quotes from Dr. Stevens-Lapsley but

more importantly provides 5 steps that can be taken to lower the risk of falling: * Attend to your environment * Work on your strength * Better your balance * Watch your meds * Check your

eyes and ears Read the full article RESTORE: MOVEMENT FOR EVERYONE The RESTORE team, at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, is a collaborative research team committed to

optimizing movement and quality of life in older adults, through innovative research and educational excellence. The team is comprised of dedicated faculty research assistants, post-doctoral

fellows, PhD and master's students, Doctor of Physical Therapy students and interns, supported by a network of multidisciplinary collaborators. Learn more about RESTORE: Movement for

Everyone and their work.