In an earlier TechSAge research project, we investigated options for measuring walking speed as a simple measure to track changes in physical ability, or function. We developed sample tools to help us test if and how health and rehabilitation professionals would measure walking speed in their everyday work. These tools included: an iPhone app (GaitRate), a permanent wall-mount system, and a portable system, all designed for measuring walking speed over a short-distance of around 3 to 5 meters. A 4-meter course length was our target during this research. We tested these tools with various healthcare professionals and learned that the wall-mount device was preferred for clinic and office settings, while an app might better serve visiting physical therapists and nurses in the home setting. As a result of these findings, we polished up the wall-mount system, which was installed in a busy clinic to further understand what challenges arise with everyday use of the device and staff recommendations to promote successful integration (e.g. staff training, reducing interruptions in measurements as to not disrupt workflow).