Title: Functional Abilities Evaluation - FAE | Lifemark
Headings: Everything you need to know about Functional Abilities Evaluations
FAE
Everything you need to know about Functional Abilities Evaluations
What is a functional abilities evaluation (FAE)?
Purpose of a functional abilities evaluation
What’s involved in the FAE?
What’s not included?
How long does FAE testing last?
Who performs an FAE test?
Who requests an FAE form?
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FAE
Everything you need to know about Functional Abilities Evaluations
An injury or accident can sometimes prevent you from performing your professional responsibilities. You can’t just pick up where you left off—or, at least, not right away. When the time is right in your recovery to talk about getting you back to the workplace, you may be asked to complete a functional abilities evaluation. Not sure what a functional abilities evaluation is and how it can help? We’ve got you covered. What is a functional abilities evaluation (FAE)? A functional abilities evaluation (FAE) or functional capacity evaluation (FCE) is a comprehensive evaluation of your physical and functional abilities, using objective and measurable tests. The FAE can be general or specific to your job and related duties. Once the evaluation takes place, it is interpreted and presented to all concerned parties in a report or used to fill out a functional abilities form. Get started with treatment now
Purpose of a functional abilities evaluation
An FAE establishes an outline of what physical level of work you are able to perform.