Age ≥50 years old |
Presence of a terminal disease (eg, receiving hospice services) |
Community dwelling |
Major medical problem, unstable chronic disease, or psychiatric disorder interfering with safe and successful testing and training (ie, use of supplemental oxygen, current substance abuse, symptomatic orthostatic hypotension, schizophrenia) |
Ability to speak and understand English |
Myocardial infarction or major surgery in previous 3 months |
Planned major surgery (eg, joint replacement) within upcoming year |
Usual gait speed 0.5-1.0 m/s |
Baseline Short Physical Performance Battery Score <4 |
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Use of a walker |
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Mini-Montreal Cognitive Assessment <10 |
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Presence of significant disease specific impairment, such as patients who have peripheral neurologic impairment (ie, significant limb spasticity ≥3/5 on modified Ashworth Scale or rigidity ≥2/4 rigidity), orthopedic impairment (significant loss or restricted motion in major joint; ie, amputee, contracture, severe osteoarthritis), visual impairment |
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