Abstract
Interactions between the quality of life for groups of elderly people and the social-medical care contribution to it have been discussed. Satisfaction with the quality of life depending on getting care in organizations of different care system has been shown. The high level needs of elderly and aged people for medical and social care (especially of the group of 80–89 years of age in urban and rural areas) have been defined. It has been noted that elderly people living in sparsely populated areas in their everyday activity traditionally leaned for support on their spouse’s and children’s help because resources of social system protection and medical-social services were less available in arctic territories which decreased the quality of life.
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