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After Hip Replacement: Home Safety

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Becoming more aware of hazards in your home can help make your recovery safer. You might want to have furniture rearranged so it’s easier to get around. Consider aids in the bathroom, such as a hand-held shower head and a raised toilet seat, to help you stay safe. Don’t forget to watch out for hazards like wet floors, loose or worn rugs, electrical cords, or uneven surfaces.

Safety measures to take in the bathroom.

Safety measures to take in your living area.

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