How easily do you get around?

I use a cane, walker, or wheelchair.

I need help from another person sometimes.

I cannot move around without another person's help.

How often do you fall?

Sometimes, but I can get up on my own.

Sometimes, and I need help getting up.

Often, and I cannot get up on my own.

How much help do you need getting around town?

I drive or take public transit on my own.

I can travel on my own but need help arranging rides.

I would like someone to arrange rides and come along.

I need a ride to every appointment and errand.

How much help do you need at mealtime?

I need help getting to the dining room.

How much help do you need with bathing and grooming?

I handle it on my own, but sometimes I need a reminder.

I need someone nearby for safety.

How much help do you need with bathroom needs?

I manage incontinence on my own with supplies that help.

I sometimes need help managing incontinence.

I need hands-on help with bathroom use and incontinence.

How much help do you need with medical appointments?

None. I schedule and keep them on my own.

I can keep appointments, but need help scheduling them.

I need someone to schedule and take me to appointments.

How much help do you need with medications?

None. I take everything on my own.

I need help measuring doses or applying medications.

I need someone to manage my medications for me.

How well is your memory working?

I know where I am, who people are, and what day it is.

I forget names, dates, or the time of day.

I have trouble remembering recent events.

I often do not recognize people, places, or time.

How are you feeling day to day?

I cope with stress well and enjoy being around others.

I prefer to be alone most of the time.

I often feel frustrated, anxious, or agitated and need support.

If you can get around on your own, have any of these happened to you?

I arrived somewhere and could not remember how I got there.

I took much longer than usual to come home from a walk or drive.

I felt I needed to be somewhere else even though I was home.

I could not remember directions to a familiar place.

How easily do they get around?

They use a cane, walker, or wheelchair.

They need help from another person sometimes.

They cannot move around without another person's help.

How often do they fall?

Sometimes, but they can get up on their own.

Sometimes, and they need help getting up.

Often, and they cannot get up on their own.

How much help do they need getting around town?

They drive or take public transit on their own.

They can travel on their own but need help arranging rides.

They would like someone to arrange rides and come along.

They need a ride to every appointment and errand.

How much help do they need at mealtime?

They need help getting to the dining room.

They have trouble using utensils.

They need someone to help them eat.

How much help do they need with bathing and grooming?

They handle it on their own but sometimes need a reminder.

They need someone nearby for safety.

How much help do they need with bathroom needs?

They manage incontinence on their own with supplies that help.

They sometimes need help managing incontinence.

They need hands-on help with bathroom use and incontinence.

How much help do they need with medical appointments?

None. They schedule and keep them on their own.

They can keep appointments but need help scheduling them.

They need someone to schedule and take them to appointments.

How much help do they need with medications?

None. They take everything on their own.

They sometimes need a reminder.

They need help measuring doses or applying medications.

They need someone to manage their medications for them.

How well is their memory working?

They know where they are, who people are, and what day it is.

They forget names, dates, or the time of day.

They have trouble remembering recent events.

They often do not recognize people, places, or time.

How are they feeling day to day?

They cope with stress well and enjoy being around others.

They prefer to be alone most of the time.

They often feel frustrated, anxious, or agitated and need support.

If they can get around on their own, have any of these happened to them?

They arrived somewhere and could not remember how they got there.

They took much longer than usual to come home from a walk or drive.

They felt they needed to be somewhere else, even though they were home.

They could not remember directions to a familiar place.

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