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Frailty Meter for Healthy Long Life

Frailty, a concept proposed by the Japanese Geriatrics Society in 2014, is a state of decline in physical and cognitive functions in the middle of the transition from normal health to needing nursing care. By understanding the states and signs of “frailty,” appropriate treatment and prevention can be carried out, and there is a possibility of preventing the condition from progressing to need for long-term care. Check sheets and medical interviews have generally been used to determine frailty. However, we developed a smartphone application called “Frailty Meter” that collects information on daily activities and diet using a smartwatch or smartphone, and automatically animates the degree of frailty. It visualizes and quantifies frailty.