How to Choose 1A, 2A and 3A Protection

Choose elderly anti-fall flooring by age, bone density, fall history and care scenario using AnchorCare 1A, 2A and 3A protection levels.

A single floor is not right for every older adult. AnchorCare uses 1A, 2A and 3A protection levels to help match cushioning to real risk.

1A: lower risk

For relatively healthy older adults and areas where comfort and easy walking matter most.

For users with mild mobility decline, occasional instability or higher bathroom/corridor risk.

For severe osteoporosis, repeated fall history, nursing-home high-risk zones or users who need stronger impact absorption.

Should I choose the softest floor?

Not always. Too soft can affect walking stability and wheelchair movement.

Can one facility mix levels?

Yes. Zoning is recommended: room, corridor, bathroom and rehab zones can differ.

Who should assess the level?

Combine family/caregiver input with site conditions, user mobility and installation advice.

Need selection help?
Share your site type and floor area for practical advice.
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