KŌMØ · MOVEMENT ASSESSMENT
An assessment to understand your mobility and what to improve
KŌMØ assesses gait, balance, strength, mobility and muscle activity. You leave with a baseline, three priorities and a clear plan.
WHAT THE ASSESSMENT GIVES YOU
Results that lead to simple decisions
The assessment turns measurements into useful information: where you are, what matters most now and what to do next.
Your baseline
A functional view of your mobility at the time of assessment.
Your 3 priorities
The areas most useful to work on, monitor or reassess.
Your plan
Suggested next actions based on your profile and goals.
Your follow-up
Results remain in Pulse so they can be compared over time.
WHAT WE MEASURE
Five dimensions that are easy to understand
How you move from place to place.
How you stabilise yourself.
How you produce useful effort.
How your joints and body move.
How selected muscles activate during measured tasks.
YOUR APPOINTMENT
The assessment, step by step
Before
You share your context and complete the GLFS-25 questionnaire.
During
Stand-Up Test, Two-Step Test, 4-metre walk and analysis with 6 sensors.
Debrief
Results are explained without jargon and put into context.
After
You receive priorities, a plan and follow-up in Pulse.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
At the end, you know what matters
The assessment does not end with a table of numbers. It ends with a clear reading of your profile and useful next actions.
The main assessment results in one clear summary.
The areas that deserve the most attention now.
Two KŌMØ references to visualise and follow your functional profile.
Suggested next actions according to your situation.
Your personal space for results, programme and reassessment.
KŌMØ MOTION
Your first KŌMØ assessment
Start with Motion to establish a reference point. If your situation requires medical consultation, KŌMØ Clinical is a separate pathway.
KŌMØ Motion is a non-diagnostic functional assessment. Motion Score and Motion Age are proprietary KŌMØ references and do not constitute a medical diagnosis.