Measurement built for clinical confidence
Up-to-date population norms
Gathered recently in the US and the UK, allowing for comparison to present-day populations.
Proven in Peer-Reviewed Research
Best-in-class sensitivity, accuracy, and robustness.
Fully standardized protocol
Guided on-screen instructions ensure consistent positioning, timing and repetition across every assessment.
Real-time data capture
Results are recorded digitally at the point of assessment, eliminating transcription errors and manual data entry.
Grip strength predicts health outcomes better than you might expect
Cardiovascular risk
The Lancet PURE study (2015) followed 139,691 adults across 17 countries and found that each 5 kg reduction in grip strength was associated with a 17% increase in cardiovascular mortality. Per 3.5 kg of decline, all-cause mortality risk rose by 16%. Grip strength outperformed systolic blood pressure as a predictor of death from any cause.
Cancer risk
Low grip strength is associated with increased cancer mortality. Research indicates a 10% increase in cancer-related death risk for women and a 6% increase for men per unit decline in grip strength. These associations hold after adjusting for age, BMI and physical activity levels.
Frailty and falls
Grip strength is one of the five Fried frailty criteria and a core component of sarcopenia diagnosis under the EWGSOP2 definition. Low grip strength is independently associated with increased falls risk, reduced mobility and loss of independence in older adults.
Population health applications
At scale, grip strength data enables population-level risk stratification. Public health teams can identify cohorts at elevated risk of functional decline, target preventive interventions and track the effectiveness of programs over time. Standardized digital capture makes this feasible across distributed care settings.
Simple process. Actionable insight.
Capture
30 second assessment. Standardized positioning and instructions to ensure accuracy across assessments and raters.
Score
Results automatically compared against population norms, no need for paper calculations or comparisons.
Act
Report generated for immediate referral of at-risk individuals.
Track
Monitor grip strength trends over time. Detect decline early and measure the impact of interventions.