Introduction Comprehensive geriatric assessments like the lnterational Myeloma Working Group (lWG-CGA), Lymphoma ltalian Foundation (Fll), and Ferrara consensus are used for newly diagnosed MM, DLBCL, and AvL patients. However, these assessmentsare relatively subjective and complex, limiting their widespread use in clinical practice. Gait speed and grip strength are objective measures of physical function that are easy to obtain and take no more time to measure than a typical vital sign. Ouanalvsis aimed to explore the potential value of gait speed and grip strength as screening tests for fraity in elderly patientswith blood cancers. Additionally, we sought to examine the significance of dynamic frailty evaluation.