Criteria for establishing disability

The basis for recognizing a person as a disabled person is the simultaneous presence of the following mandatory conditions:

1) health disorder with persistent disorders of body functions;

2) restriction of vital activity (complete or partial loss of a person's ability to carry out self-service, move independently, navigate, communicate, control their behavior, study or engage in work); 3) the need to implement social protection measures. Age-related changes in the body are not grounds for establishing a disability group.