Study Shows Trampoline Injuries Cause More Than One Million ER Visits: New York Personal Injury Lawyer Kenneth A. Wilhelm Offers Tips on Preventing Injuries
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Victims injured in trampoline accidents in
The study states that the injury toll between 2002 and 2011 included nearly 289,000 people mostly children and racked up emergency department costs of more than
Homeowners could also face liability issues if an injury occurs on their property, Wilhelm said. "If a child is injured while playing on a trampoline, the person who is watching the child or the owner or occupant of the home could be held liable for the injuries and damages caused. This is why many homeowner's insurance policies exclude coverage for trampoline-related injuries."
There are several safety measures parents and homeowners can take to help prevent these types of serious injuries, Wilhelm says:
Make sure you read the manual and follow all of the manufacturer's safety instructions when assembling and using the trampoline.
The bars framing the trampoline should be properly padded to prevent bumps. Lower the surface to prevent falls from a higher elevation, which could result in more serious injuries.
Do not allow children younger than 6 on the trampoline.
Always supervise when the trampoline is in use.
Do not allow more than one child on the trampoline at a time.
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