Walking & mobility
When getting around involves significant, lasting restrictions.
What is considered?
The CRA assesses restrictions in walking, including inability or substantially longer time to walk compared with someone of a similar age without the impairment, even with appropriate treatment or devices.
There is more to the review
The duration, frequency and degree of restriction are important. Where the marked restriction criteria apply, the CRA generally considers inability or taking three times longer to do the activity, all or almost all of the time, with restrictions lasting or expected to last at least 12 continuous months. Specific rules vary by category.
A qualified medical practitioner must certify the relevant information. Our initial check does not determine whether you qualify.
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