Berg Balance Test Calculator
The Berg Balance Test Calculator is a clinical tool used by healthcare professionals to assess balance and fall risk in older adults. It evaluates 14 functional tasks scored 0-4 points each, totaling 56 points. Lower scores indicate higher fall risk. This digital version automates scoring, provides instant results, and helps therapists track patient progress efficiently.
Calculator
Scoring Table
0 = Unable to complete
1 = Needs minimal assistance
2 = Needs moderate assistance
3 = Completes independently with difficulty
4 = Completes independently
FAQs
What is a normal Berg Balance Score?
A score of 56 indicates perfect balance. Scores below 45 suggest increased fall risk. Scores below 36 indicate high risk of multiple falls. However, interpretation should consider individual patient factors and clinical context.
How accurate is the calculator?
The digital calculator maintains the same validity as the paper version when used properly. It automates scoring but requires professional administration of the physical test components for accurate results.