Family Check
Parent Life-Change
Awareness Check
"Mom seems to walk more slowly lately." "Dad is eating less." When you notice small changes like these in an aging parent, it is often hard to know where to turn. This check helps you organize changes over roughly the past six months from a family member's point of view, and suggests where to seek advice.
- This is not a diagnostic tool. It shows no scores or risk levels, and it does not determine any disease or psychological condition.
- Do not use this page in an emergency. If you suspect an emergency — abnormal consciousness or breathing, sudden weakness on one side — call 119 immediately.
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Think back over roughly the past six months and choose the answer that fits.
"Not sure" is never counted as a warning sign. It is simply collected as something to look at together with your parent next time you meet.
No answers selected yet. Please choose answers in the questions above.
Next Step
Also review their home environment
Once you have noticed changes in your parent, the next step is their home. Our Home Fall-Prevention Checklist walks you room by room — from the entrance to the stairs — to find places worth reviewing.
Open the Home Fall-Prevention CheckFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We also welcome inquiries from family members
It is fine to reach out even at the "we don't know where to start" stage. At ZEN PHYSIO STRETCH, a licensed physical therapist assesses your parent's physical condition, and we welcome inquiries from family members. If a medical institution or a local public desk seems like the right first step, we will tell you so honestly.
Supervised by
Takuya Numazawa (Licensed Physical Therapist)
Supervised by a licensed physical therapist with clinical experience at hospitals and clinics and in home-visit medical and elderly care.
Last updated: August 5, 2026
References
The following public resources were consulted to confirm the areas covered (checked on August 5, 2026). All questions and text on this site are original; no questionnaire items or scoring methods are reproduced.
- Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare: Questionnaire for latter-stage older adults
- Consumer Affairs Agency: Alerts on fall accidents among older adults
- City of Yokohama: Community comprehensive support centers
- Fire and Disaster Management Agency: Publications on emergency incidents among older adults
- National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology: Why falls become more likely
Before You Begin
This service is not a substitute for diagnosis, treatment, or rehabilitation at a medical institution. Depending on your symptoms or condition, we may ask you to consult a medical institution first. If you are under medical care or have been advised to restrict exercise, please let us know in advance.
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