Movement & Function · 5–10 min each
Measure how your body moves and performs everyday tasks.
Physical function assessments explore your lower-body strength, balance, flexibility and mobility. These tests help establish a baseline from which changes can be tracked over time—and help AEVYNTA understand your movement health as part of your broader health picture.
What it measures
- 30-Second Chair Stand — lower-body strength and endurance (count of sit-to-stand repetitions)
- Single-Leg Balance Test — stability, coordination and fall risk indicators
- Sit-to-Rise Test — full-body flexibility, strength and motor coordination
- Changes in these results across months and years
How it works
- You perform each physical test in your own space—no equipment needed for most
- AEVYNTA walks you through each test with clear instructions and safety guidance
- You enter your results and AEVYNTA records them as part of your health picture
- Results are tracked over time so you can see what changes
What to expect
Most physical function assessments take 3–10 minutes each. Some tests (like the Chair Stand) require a standard chair and open floor space. AEVYNTA will explain exactly what you need before you begin.
⚠ Important limitations
These assessments are not clinical tests. They are not diagnostic—results do not determine whether you have a disease or condition. If you have a recent injury, surgery, or condition that affects mobility, speak with a healthcare professional before completing physical tests.
Evidence note
The 30-Second Chair Stand and Single-Leg Balance Test are validated tools used in research and clinical practice for assessing functional fitness in adults—particularly for fall risk and independence in older adults. The Sit-to-Rise Test has been associated with longevity outcomes in observational research, though the evidence is early-stage. AEVYNTA uses these as context-building tools, not diagnostic instruments.
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