© 2023 IJRAR May 2023, Volume 10, Issue 2 www.ijrar.o.rg (E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138) IJRAR23B2891 International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR) 750 STUDY ON PROVIDING GERIATRIC CARE SERVICES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES Sri Mathi G 1 , Indumathi S 1 , Keerthana K 1 , Aadil Ahmed Irshath 1 and Anand Prem Rajan 1* 1 School of Bio Sciences and Technology 2 School of Mechanical Engineering Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore – 632014 *Corresponding Author Dr. Anand Prem Rajan Professor School of Bio Sciences and Technology VIT , VELLORE ABSTRACT The aging of the population alters population structure and increases the need for care. Insufficient planning in this area will cause problems to worsen. The specific physical, emotional, social, and economical needs of the elderly necessitate special care, and they prefer to have services close to where they live. Compassionate, age-appropriate, and comprehensive services can achieve a lot at the primary level of care. community level, which is cost-effective for both the customers and the vendors. Furthermore, through advertising, prevention, and rehabilitation. The multi-morbidity status brought on by chronic disease conditions can be reduced with early detection, supportive care, and regular follow-up care for people getting treatment or with advanced disease conditions. Thus, comprehensive primary healthcare is necessary for older patients, both to boost access and affordability and to give them social support in the community. Keywords: Aging; elderly care; elderly services; support services; economical needs; affordability INTRODUCTION In the twenty-first century, population ageing has taken on a global trend due to economic growth and advances in medical understanding. Compared to other age groups, the elderly population is expanding at a greater rate globally. Finding appropriate and affordable elder care and assistance is challenging. Determining exactly what type of care will best fit elders' needs is a time consuming process that often requires consultation with medical and eldercare professionals. Locating affordable appropriate and reliable care options is also time consuming. Different types of care are available in different places, while costs and quality vary widely. Identifying and locating appropriate and affordable local elder care resources can become a full time job that is stressful for all participants. Even employers and co-workers