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Unintentional injuries are the leading cause of death for Americans ages 1 to 35, and among the leading causes of injury or death nationally among all age groups. In most cases, these injuries are preventable.
Our ultimate goal is to prevent injuries before they happen.
Take a look at our growing library of injury prevention brochures and flyers.
How to Prevent Falls
One in three adults 65 years or older will fall each year in the United States. In fact, falls are the leading cause of injury deaths among older adults.
Child Pedestrians -- Keep Them Safe
Pedestrian accidents involving children happen far too often. But they are preventable. Please review this vital information, provided by Northridge Hospital Medical Center’s Richie Pediatric Trauma Center, and educate your children.
Steer Your Teen in the Right Driving Direction
Earning a driver’s license is a right of passage. It leads to independence and freedom, but also responsibility and risk. In fact, vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens.
Keep Your Precious Children Safe
Injury prevention tips to protect your family from falls, burns, poisonings, drowning, and road traffic injuries.
Our flyers include: Don't Drive Distracted, Walking to School; Window Safety for Families for Children; and Back to School Tips.
Health News You Can Use
"bloom" is a free email newsletter with health news you can use! bloom is a simple way to bring you quick tips for healthy living. Subscribe today! Physicians and health experts at Northridge Hospital keep you updated on a variety of health topics from heart disease, cancer, nutrition, menopause, pregnancy, work-life balance and even new ways we provide better care for you and your family.
Recent articles on family safety include: Take a Dip into Pool Safety Pediatrics, Tips to Keep Kids Safe and 5 Reasons to Throw Away Your Child's Car Seat.
