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This app measures gait speed and provides survival estimates for older adults. It offers three modes for gait measurement and estimation, replacing traditional stopwatch methods for health professionals and researchers.
What's New in GaitRate
2.1
November 19, 2021
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FAQ
What is GaitRate used for?
GaitRate is used to measure gait speed and provide survival estimates for individuals aged 65-95. It serves as a mobile replacement for traditional stopwatch methods used in home visit assessments and research.
How does GaitRate measure gait speed?
GaitRate allows users to measure gait speed over short course lengths of 3-5 meters (9-15 feet). Measurements can be started and stopped using volume buttons for eyes-free operation or by tapping designated screen areas.
What kind of estimates does GaitRate provide?
GaitRate can provide median (average) years-of-life remaining estimates. These estimates require the user's age (65-95), gender, and usual gait speed over a four-meter course.
Is GaitRate suitable for all age groups?
GaitRate is specifically designed for individuals aged 65 to 95 years old, providing relevant health and survival estimates for this demographic.
Does GaitRate have ads?
No, GaitRate does not contain advertisements. It is a free application developed by Georgia Tech.
What devices is GaitRate compatible with?
GaitRate is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 12 and up.
How often is GaitRate updated?
GaitRate was last updated on November 19, 2021, with version 2.1. The developer is Georgia Tech.
Can I use GaitRate without an internet connection?
The provided data does not specify offline functionality. However, as a measurement and estimation tool, it is likely designed to function without a constant internet connection.







