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How Able Assess works

Four falls risk tests. One five-minute screening.

Run by any staff member. Validated against CDC STEADI and the 2022 World Guidelines for Falls Prevention. No clinical certification required.

A clinician guiding an older woman through a GripAble grip-strength test with results on a tablet beside them

What you get

The kit

The kit

A GripAble sensor, a measuring tape, and the blue fanny pack that holds the sensor during the gait, balance, and chair-stand tests. Ships ready to use.

The Able Assess app

The Able Assess app

Walks any staff member through every test, step by step. Fifteen minutes of training, no clinical certification needed.

The Able Assess portal

The Able Assess portal

See risk stratification across your population, and track changes for any individual over time. Export reports for care plans, family meetings, or audits.

What we measure

What it measures

01
Single Maximum Grip Strength

Single Maximum Grip Strength

02
Timed Up & Go (TUG)

Timed Up & Go (TUG)

03
Four-Meter Gait Speed

Four-Meter Gait Speed

04
30-Second Chair Stand

30-Second Chair Stand

How it works

The Assessment Process

Measure Grip Strength
01

Measure Grip Strength

The participant squeezes the GripAble sensor when prompted. The app records the maximum reading and stratifies it against age-banded norms.

Lower-limb assessments
02

Lower-limb assessments

Slip the sensor into the fanny pack. The app walks you through the Timed Up & Go, four-meter gait speed, and 30-second chair stand — all using the same sensor.

View outcomes
03

View outcomes

The app stratifies the participant into low, intermediate, or high falls risk. Results sync to the Able Assess portal for trend tracking and reporting.

So what?

Direct

Direct

Co-branded communications help seniors understand recommendations from the CDC STEADI protocol — and the services available in their community.

Report

Report

The assessment report is defensible documentation for a referral to physical therapy or other preventative care, as directed by a primary care physician.

Monitor

Monitor

View screening data over time in the Able Assess portal to understand improvement or decline at the individual and population level.

See it in action

Three short clips, captured from a real screening. The full walkthrough on the left shows how staff run the assessment. The two results screens on the right show how Able Assess presents the outcome — clearly flagging an at-risk participant, and reassuring a not-at-risk one — the moment screening ends.

Full walkthrough

End-to-end demo, app open to participant report.

At-risk result

How the app flags a participant who needs follow-up.

Not-at-risk result

How the app reassures a participant whose screening is clear.

See Able Assess in your workflow.

Book a walkthrough with a clinician who has run it in the field.