Stroke is a type of disease that causes organic damage to the brain structure, and balance dysfunction is a common complication. Stroke patients with balance dysfunction have a severe decline in their ability of daily living and quality of life, resulting in an increased risk of falls. Seriously threaten life safety and health. Balance assessment is an important part of balanced rehabilitation. The formulation of balanced rehabilitation programs and the evaluation of rehabilitation effects are indispensable from effective balance assessment. Among the commonly used evaluation methods, scale evaluation still occupies an important clinical position. In recent years, many balance assessment scales suitable for stroke patients have emerged at home and abroad, such as the Berg Balance Scale (BBS), the Postural Assessment Scale for Stroke Patients (PASS), Brunel Balance Scale (BBA), Tinetti Performance Oriented Mobility Assessment (Tinetti POMA), etc. Not every scale is suitable for patients with different levels of balance dysfunction, individualized and targeted selection of an appropriate balance rating scale is particularly important in the clinical work of rehabilitation physicians and therapists.