Table 1. Most frequent values (i.e. prevalence above 50%) for each health indicator, by HAT score.

HAT score	ADL limitations	IADL limitations	Walking speed	Number of CD	MMSE
0.0-0.9	0	0-1	≥1.5	1	30
1.0-1.9	0	0-1	≥1.5	2-4	30
2.0-2.9	0	0-1	1.5-1.0	2-4	30-29*
3.0-3.9	0	0-1	1.5-1.0	5+	28-20
4.0-4.9	0	0-1	1.0-1.4	2-4	30-29
5.0-5.9	0	0-1	1.0-0.4	5+	28-20
6.0-6.9	0	2+	1.0-0.4	5+	30-29*
7.0-7.9	0	2+	1.0-0.4	5+	28-20
8.0-8.9	0	2+	<0.4	5+	28-20
9.0-9.4	1+	2+	<0.4	5+	28-20
9.5-10	1+	2+	<0.4	5+	19-0

HAT, Health Assessment Tool; ADL, basic activities of daily living; IADL, instrumental activities of daily living; CD, chronic diseases; MMSE, Mini-Mental State Examination.

Clinical interpretation of HAT scores: 0-1.9 = severe functional dependence; 2-4.9 = mild functional dependence; 5-6.9 = compromised physical functioning with multimorbidity and medium cognitive functioning; 7-8.9 = light decreased physical or cognitive functioning with some morbidities; 9-10 = good physical functioning and morbidity status.

^*As no category was above 50%, the two with highest prevalence are reported.