Psychosocial and Physical Functioning Predictors of Everyday Functioning in The Kaiser Healthy Aging and Diverse Life Experience (KHANDLE) Study

While Alzheimer’s disease and associated cognitive impairments are major contributors to functional decline, other variables including physical functioning and psychosocial variables may also impact functional status. Our study examined how psychosocial factors (depression, loneliness, and emotional support) and physical functioning (gait speed and grip strength) may independently contribute to instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) functioning among a diverse ethnoracial cohort.