Psycho Social Challenges and Problems Faced by Elderly People in North Kerala-A Comprehensive Study

One major issue and opportunity arising with the growth of the aging population regarding healthcare is rapidity. Many older people have complex medical care needs, difficulty with mobility, and social isolation; therefore, creating solutions that promote their health have become innovative. Further than that, medical advancements, technological advances, community support, and government policies are playing a role in a way that makes elder care a factor.

The purpose of this study seeks to understand the multidimensional supplements in elder's care, such as, roles of the healthcare systems, technological advancement in healthcare, healthcare initiatives, community based support structures and government interventions. The general aim is to identify ways to increase the quality of life and to promote inclusivity for older people.

Qualitative study approach is adopted by study and data synthesize from secondary sources such as academic journals, government reports, industry publications among others. It was undertaken to identify the best trends, challenges and how best to ensure senior care delivery in healthcare, technology integration and how best to support the society in this area.

It also shows advancements on elder care, improvements in their accessibility and self-management with the use of telehealth and wearable devices. More and more elderly are suffering from a far smaller list of chronic illnesses-at least in part because of routine health checkups and medical advancements. Financial and emotional problems are averted by government subsidies, mediclaim policies and community support initiatives. Despite that, there are remaining gaps between delivering technological solutions and equal access to healthcare resources especially for underprivileged people.

Stakeholder collaboration on strategic levels will guarantee inclusivity, sustainability, and better health outcomes in older people. Existing gaps need to be filled by policymakers and healthcare providers alike so that the framework gives comprehensive support to aging populations.