I have a care plan scenario im trying to find the best nursing diagnosis and submit a care plan for the scenario is.

Mrs. Wase is 85 years ol has a history of osteoporois, lives alone and self medicates. She takes BP medication due to her hypertension. She remains alert and oriented x 2 but she has dizzy spells at times she has a walker but "uses it on her bad days" as she says. some days she has weakness in both legs. Thats when she remembrs to take her calcium and vitamin D3. Her family checks on her everyday by a visit or phone call.

I have looked into impaired physical mobility and also risk for fall and noncompliance. can you help me form this care plan properly

Nursing diagnosis:

• The patient is confirmed with the condition of impaired mobility if she finds it difficult to perform daily activities, limited range of motion, inability to move from the bed, inability to ambulate on her own, showing reluctance in movement.
• The risk factor for falls might be diagnosed by assessing the motor deficits of the women, looking at her prescribed medication to find out any overdose of medications. She needs assisted living as sometimes she forgets to take the recommended tablets.
• A study of patients' wellbeing and a specialist's diagnosis allows assessing the adverse effects of the procedure and any significant contributing factors.
• The patient must collaborate with clinical professionals to find possible triggers of common problems. 

Care plan for the patient:

• Teaching and helping clients to perform certain body parts will move around at least three times a day without any facilities including a specialist.
• Aid the individual using muscular stimulants to reinforce muscles
• Support the research and the execution of the program by occupational and physiotherapists on the suggestion.
• Implementation of strategies for ensuring optimum joint and muscle strength through different acts during immobility.
• Promote self-care engagement if required.
• Support to decide an acceptable diet and retain muscle weight, power, and tone with the correct food (Vitamin D and calcium-rich foods).
• Carry out steps to minimize contractures on the muscles and weight-bearing exercises.
• The physical therapy evaluation will detect certain issues with posture or gait. The diagnosis of established problems or the modification of a patient's prescription will minimize falls.

Step-by-step explanation

The patient has a history of osteoporosis so the patient must be advised to follow the medication, workout, and food schedule to maintain a healthy space to avoid falls. Making sure the patient understands all drugs, including dosages, path, intervention, and adverse reactions. If the woman is receiving estrogen therapy, gynecological standard checks are expected to detect early symptoms of cervical cancer. The patient needs must be communicated and they must be provided with some assistance in case of difficult situations. The use of occupational therapy, assistive devices must be followed properly.