The chances of breaking a bone after a slip and fall on concrete are small, but they are specifically related to the patient’s age, the type of injury, and the position in which the fall occurred. Falling on concrete is more likely to cause an injury, but whether or not a fracture occurs and the exact chance of a fracture varies from person to person. In the case of older people, who themselves have conditions such as osteoporosis. The force on the bone during a fall is very high, and the chance of a fracture increases. The probability of a fracture varies depending on the action taken during the fall. The more soft tissue there is, the less likely it is to result in a fracture, because the protective mechanism of the body tends to cause the palms of the hands, hips and other parts of the body to hit the ground. However, it is important to note that if you have symptoms such as pain and impaired mobility after a fall, you must go to the hospital for an X-ray or CT examination to avoid delaying treatment.