Disability assessment is a systematic process used to evaluate an individual's physical, mental, or emotional limitations. This assessment helps determine the extent of a person's disability and how it affects their daily life and ability to work. Various tools and methods, such as interviews, questionnaires, and medical examinations, are often employed to gather relevant information. The results of a disability assessment can influence decisions regarding eligibility for benefits, accommodations, or rehabilitation services. Organizations like the Social Security Administration or Veterans Affairs may use these assessments to ensure that individuals receive appropriate support based on their specific needs.