Abstract
Geriatric population is increasing worldwide, thus resulting in rise of healthcare issues. The advancing age has default rise in chronic illnesses, disabilities and mental health issues. Developed countries have improved their health care system by catering the needs of older population. However, low-middle- income countries (LMICs) have not yet addressed this major public health issue. Elderly population living in rural areas has multifaceted problems including lack of social support, financial dependence and insufficient healthcare facilities. Lack of specialized trained healthcare experts in geriatrics is also a major health issue in LMICs. The introducing geriatrics as a sub-specialty, specialized training of lady health workers and lady health visitors, community support groups can solve the issue of growing geriatric population in LMICs.
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