Slip & Fall Online Resources
Medical Resources
- American
Orthopaedic Association
This site focuses on information and education in the branch of surgery involving the musculoskeletal system. - Brain
Injury Association of New York State
This site provides information and resources for victims of a brain injury. - Web MD
This site provides valuable health information, tools for managing your health, and support to those seeking medical help. -
NY Physical Therapists Association
This is a professional, non-profit association of Physical Therapists (PTs), Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs), and PT/PTA students dedicated to advancing the benefits of physical therapy. - NY
Doctor Information
This site contains profiles for all medical doctors who are registered to practice medicine in New York State.
National Safety Resources
- National
Floor Safety Institute
This not-for-profit group aims to prevent slips, trips, and falls through education, research, and standards development, with input from manufacturers, insurance underwriters, trade associations and independent consultants. - National
Safety Council
The National Safety Council encourages safety and the prevention of injuries and deaths at work, in homes and communities, and on the roads. - National
Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
Users can find information for preventing slips and falls in workplaces, including construction sites and hospitals. - Aging:
6 Ways to Reduce Your Falling Risk
This Mayo Clinic article addresses the prevention of falls by the elderly.
New York City Safety Information
- MTA
Customer Safety Information
This site contains safety information for the New York public transportation system, including buses, subways, rails, bridges and tunnels, as well as bicycle and pedestrian information. - Safe
Routes to Transit.
The goal of this program is to improve pedestrian and motor vehicle movement near subway entrances and bus stops. - Safe
Streets for Seniors
This site contains information on pedestrian safety initiatives for elderly New Yorkers.
NYC Administrative Code
- Snow
Removal
This NYC code addresses removal of snow, ice and dirt from sidewalks, as well as property owners' duties. - Requirement
for Property Owners to Maintain Safe Sidewalks
This code address the liability of real property owners for failure to maintain sidewalks in a reasonably safe condition. - Stair
and Handrail Safety Requirements
This code sets out the specific requirements for interior stairs and handrails.
Legal Resources
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