Abstract
The age of retirement until old age are driving on same important changes for physical health, mental health and decreasing social or working environment. The prevalence of alcohol addiction increases in this age group and is often underestimated by caregivers. Retirement is given as a risk factor to develop an alcohol addiction (late onset). It's also a worsening factor, when an alcohol addiction is already present (early onset). The consequences on physical health, mental health and psychosocial problems requires plural skills and coordination between the different stakeholders in the health, social and family sectors in order to find need- adapted solutions and treatments.
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