Based on the health care provider’s assessment, consider making lifestyle changes to lower the difficulty level of certain daily activities and increase the safety level of your surroundings.

Could just a few minutes of vigorous activity each day reduce your risk of certain cancers? New research is pointing to a potential connection. Published Thursday in the journal JAMA Oncology, the ...

The daily living assessment evaluates how safely, quickly, and efficiently you can perform 10 daily activities. Each activity carries a different number of points, ranging from six to 12.

In essence, to claim PIP in the future, individuals will need to demonstrate a higher level of impairment in at least one category. For most categories, four points are awarded if you can only perform ...

Three or four one-minute bursts of activity during daily tasks is associated with big reductions in the risk of premature death especially from cardiovascular disease, scientists claim.

Other activities in the daily living assessment include: Preparing food Eating and drinking Managing your treatments Washing and bathing Using the toilet and managing incontinence Dressing and ...

The daily living assessment looks at how safely, quickly and efficiently you can do 10 daily activities. Each activity holds a different amount of points, ranging from six to 12.

The PIP assessment focuses on your ability to perform daily living activities. It uses a points system, with 8-11 points for the daily living component resulting in the standard rate, and 12 or ...

The updates include comprehensive progress tracking, as well as a suite of new functional exercises tailored for activities of daily living, designed to help individuals independently perform ...

The daily living assessment evaluates how safely, quickly, and efficiently someone can perform 10 daily activities. Each activity carries a different points value ranging from six to 12.