This study evaluates the health outcomes of older individuals and the effectiveness of restorative occupational therapy in reducing fall risk. It also explores the impact of interventions on home safety, fear of falling, and cost of care. Another study assesses the effectiveness of interventions in reducing fall risk in the elderly population. The article proposes the application of occupational therapy models to improve health literacy and outcomes. A randomized trial examines the efficiency of fall prevention interventions delivered by occupational therapists. Lastly, the relationship between occupation and falls is explored, highlighting the need for further research.