This study is testing a special program called Digital STEADI. It helps older adults who might fall by giving them exercises to make them stronger and more balanced. **Fall** means when someone accidentally trips or loses balance and hits the ground. The program uses smart technology, like a talking computer, to help. The program is done at home, which is easier for many people. **Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)** is when someone has more trouble with memory and thinking than others their age. This makes them more likely to fall. The study wants to see if Digital STEADI works better than normal fall prevention methods.

• The study involves older adults aged 50 and above, living independently.
• Participants need to attend a physical location on the Emory campus.
• Compensation details are not mentioned in the study description.